Judy B:
> Hi Michael.  I didn't know he did a Judy song, either, but I heard it last
> Saturday night on Top Shelf Oldies.  Somebody played it for me.  It's 
> called
> "Judy, You'll Never Know" and it's in the GoldMine book that I have.  So, 
> I
> guess he did both a Judy song and a Julie song.  I didn't like Bobby 
> Sherman
> much, but the song was pretty good.

The single is "Judy, You'll Never Know" / "The Telegram" on Starcrest 100 
(1962).  When Bobby had his first hit in 1969 it was reissued on Condor 1002 
although the name of the A-side was changed to "I'll Never Tell You."  It's 
the same song though, as I had a copy (which I sold on ebay).  Unfortunately 
it did not make a "Lost Jukebox" volume because I didn't think it was all 
that great (Sorry :-) ).

There's a copy of the 1969 issue up on ebay right now in case you're 
interested:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=306&item=4054716347&rd=1#ebayphotohosting

And I do know that someone else on this list has a copy of the Condor issue, 
but he's probably too busy planning the next IPO.

If you want really good pre-fame Bobby Sherman, check out the great "Think 
Of Rain" / "Cold Girl" single on Epic (1967, the A-side is a Margo Guryan 
song predating her own version) or his two 1965 singles produced by Gary 
Usher - "It Hurts Me" / "Give Me Your Word" (Decca 31741) and "Hey Little 
Girl" / "Well All Right" (Decca 31779, the B-side is the Buddy Holly song 
later done by Blind Faith and Santana).

Jeff
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