Mimi Martel
Mimi Martel was an American singer, active from 1949 to 1955.[1] During this time, Martel produced more than 50 singles paired with several backing bands, including The Four Rhythmaires, The Toppers, Lew Raymond, Nat Charles and His Orchestra, and the Les Morgan Orchestra.[2][3] Most of her recordings were cover version of hits by such singers as Kay Starr, Rosemary Clooney and Patti Page, released on the budget Tops Records label.[4] She was able to emulate all of their various styles, including Page's popular multiple voice technique. By 1956, Martel had moved from singing into television, appearing with country singer Red Rowe in the daytime show Fare For Ladies.[5][6]
References[edit]
- ^ "Mimi Martel 78 RPM - Discography - USA - 78 RPM".
- ^ Billboard – January 15, 1955 – Page 39 "Spin It Records, headed by Nick Therry and Eddie LeBaron, have been organized in Hollywood and DOW January 17 via two releases featuring Mimi Martel and Nick Therry."
- ^ Billboard – December 31, 1955 – Page 34 MIMI MARTEL Someone Threw the Frying Pan Away 74 VICTOR 6371— Novelty samba has an infectious beat which the ork projects with glee. The lyrics are handled cheerfully by the thrush. Good deejay potential.
- ^ "Mimi Martel Discography - USA - 45cat".
- ^ Billboard – August 18, 1956 – Page 40 Singer Mimi Martel signed by CBS-TV to costar with Red Rowe in a new afternoon show."
- ^ "Mimi Martel". Discogs.
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