an architect of Rock ‘N Roll
Iconic songwriter &
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Beverly wrote “Candy Man” with Fred Neil. (She didn’t like the harmonica on this version of the song.) Here’s a version performed on a TV show in 1965.
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Elvis’s manager, Colonel Tom Parker found a lot of The King’s songs from Beverly’s publisher Hill & Range including this tune, “Dixieland Rock” written with Aaron Schroeder, which was featured in the film “King Creole.”
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Fan made video of the original version of “Lollipop” written with Julius Dixson performed by Ronald Gumm and “Ruby” aka Beverly Ross.
Here’s a treat! Unreleased live version of the Bee Gees singing Beverly’s “Lollipop”
“Tears of Misery” was recorded by Pat Hervey and released in Canada. The song was a favorite of Beverly’s because she felt producer Chet Atkins did an outstanding job with the recording.
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Tommy Leonetti’s version of Beverly & Lee Morris’s song, “Soulmates” was produced by Leiber & Stoller.
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This is Beverly singing her 1960 release, “Stop Laughing At Me” released on Columbia Records.
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