Finding Aid for Jack W Davis Papers, 1918-1982, 2006 | The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music

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Archives Research Center, 1707 S. Orchard Street	Box 1 & 3
Archives Research Center, 1707 S. Orchard Street	Box 2
SACAM, Band Building, 1103 S. 6th Street	Oversize Portfolio Case 1

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Collection Overview

Title: Jack W Davis Papers, 1918-1982, 2006

ID: 26/20/197

Primary Creator: Davis, Jack W. (1945-)

Extent: 1.0 cubic feet

Date Acquired: 11/25/2014. More info below under Accruals.

Subjects: Alumni, Graphic Art, Popular Music--Illinois--Urbana-Champaign

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Consists of photographs, production art, flyers, posters, and a personal journal documenting the careers of Jack W. Davis (BFA Graphic Design, 1969) as a musician and graphic artist in Champaign, Illinois. Includes graphic art produced for local talent agencies Blytham Limited, Irving Azoff and Associates, and Harry Washburn Management. Of particular note are concert posters for Jethro Tull, REO Speedwagon, and Black Sabbath.

Biographical Note

Jack Warren Davis earned a BFA in Graphic Design from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1969. Soon after, Davis established himself as a graphic designer in Champaign, creating graphics and logos for local businesses, bands, and University units, notably creating the Chief Illiniwek logo for the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics in 1980.

During and after his undergraduate studies, Davis played bass guitar with local rock bands including Lothar and the Handpeople, the W.C. Fields, the Ice Blue Secret, and Uncle Otto's General Store. One of his most recognizable bands, Lothar and the Hand People, formed in 1965 while Davis was temporarilly living in Orchard Downs after his appartment at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house was destroyed in a fire. Davis and his roomate, Bill Geist, named the band after a character in the comic Mandrake the Magician. The group initially formed as a cover band that played at various fraternity and sorority parties and consisted of Bill Fiorio (lead guitar), Rick Bach (rhythm guitar), Steve Kniss (rhythm guitar), Lee Neher (vocals), Frank Eitler (percussion), and Davis (left-handed bass). During a rush event in 1965, Davis spoke with a highscool friend and prospective initiate, Tom Flye, who eventually formed his own band in Denver, Colorado, which was also called Lothar and the Hand People. Davis's Band would stay active through 1967.

In addition to his musical interests, Davis also created graphics for his own bands and for bands like REO Speedwagon and Jethro Tull. His skill as a graphic designer led him to design for several local talent agencies, including: Blytham Limited, Irving Azoff and Associates, and Harry Washburn Management.

Subject/Index Terms

Alumni
Graphic Art
Popular Music--Illinois--Urbana-Champaign

Administrative Information

Repository: The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music

Accruals: Two photographs acquired July 22, 2024.

Acquisition Source: Jack W. Davis

Acquisition Method: Gift

Related Materials: See also Digital Library image ID 0003228

Box and Folder Listing

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[Series 1: Graphic Design Records, 1968-1982, 2006],
[Series 2: Jack Davis Personal Papers, 1918-1977],
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Series 1: Graphic Design Records, 1968-1982, 2006

Consists of production art, publications, posters, and sound recordings documenting graphics designed by Davis, primarily for local musicians and businesses including Turk's Head Review and local talent agencies Blytham Limited, Irving Azoff and Associates, and Harry Washburn Management. Also includes digital surrogates of materials produced in 1970 and 1971. Commercial art designs for bands to which Davis belonged are included in Series 2.

Box 1

Folder 1: Red Lion Inn 40th Anniversary Reunion Designs, 2006
Folder 2: Sunday Productions Promotional Materials, undated: Includes negative for Pork and the Havana Ducks photograph
Folder 3: Logo Designs by Jacks Davis, undated
Folder 4: Pork and the Havana Ducks Negative, undated
Folder 5: One Eyed Jacks Promotional Materials, 1968, undated
Folder 6: Publications with art by Davis, undated
Folder 7: Duke Tomatoe and the All Star Frogs, Stationary and Photographs, 1982
Folder 8: Turk's Head Review Advertisements, 1969

Box 2

Item 2: Back to Chicago, Duke Tomatoe and the All-Star Frogs, 1982: Trouserworm Tunes Records. 12" phonograph disc. 9 tracks.
Item 3: Morning Riser, Appaloosa, 1980: 12" phonograph disc. 9 tracks.
Item 4: Pork Live!, Pork and the Havana Ducks, undated: 12" phonograph disc. 10 tracks.
Item 5: Pork and the Havana Ducks, Pork and the Havana Ducks, undated: 12" phonograph disc. 10 tracks.
Item 6: Pork and the Havana Ducks Two, Pork and the Havana Ducks, undated: Album sleeve only, contains no disc.
Item 7: Red Pepper Hot!, Duke Tomatoe and the All-Star Frogs, 1976: Trouserworm Tunes Records. 12" phonograph disc. 9 tracks.

Oversize Portfolio Case 1: Posters by Jack Davis, circa 1970-1971

Item 1: Mark-Almond and REO Speedwagon, circa 1970
Item 2: No Hassle store, circa 1970
Item 3: Jethro Tull and REO Speedwagon, 1971
Item 4: No Secret, undated
Item 5: Leslie West, Felix Pappalardi and Mountain plus "Mylon", undated
Item 6: Pork and the Havana Ducks, undated
Item 7: Duke Tumatoe and the All-Star Frogs, Red Pepper Hot!, undated
Item 8: Pork Live!, undated
Item 9: Pork and the Havana Ducks Two, undated
Item 10: Rathskeller, undated

Electronic Folder 1

Item 1: REO Speedwagon at Eastern Illinois Fairgrounds poster, circa 1971: Filename: 2015-2620197-065.tif
Item 2: Black Sabbath poster, circa 1970: Filename: 2015-2620197-066.tif
Item 3: Turk's Head Review presents Magical Mystery Tour, February 14, 1969: Filename: 2015-2620197-067.tif

Series 2: Jack Davis Personal Papers, 1918-1977

Consists of photographs and sound recordings documenting rock bands based in Urbana-Champaign. Davis was bass guitarist for some of the bands documented, including Lothar and the Handpeople, Ice Blue Secret, the W. C. Fields, and Uncle Otto's General Store. In addition there is published sheet music that was inherited by Davis from his grandmother.

Box 1

Folder 9: Lothar and the Handpeople Photographs, undated

Folder 10: Lothar and the Handpeople Photographs, undated

Folder 11: Lothar and the Handpeople Photographs, undated

Folder 12: Lothar and the Handpeople Photographs, undated

Folder 13: Lothar and the Handpeople Negatives, undated

Folder 14: Lothar and the Handpeople Photograph Cutouts, undated

Folder 15: Lothar and the Handpeople, Photocopies of Photographs, 1965-1967

Folder 16: Uncle Otto's General Store Photographs, undated

Folder 17: Uncle Otto's General Store Artwork and Photographs, ca. 1968

Folder 18: The Ice Blue Secret, Photocopies of Photographs, Summer 1967

Folder 19: Bob Graham, Red Lion, Bloomington, Photocopy of Photograph, 1970s

Folder 20: Photocopies of Band Photographs, 1965-66, undated

Folder 21: Published Sheet Music, 1918-1963

Item 1: A Little Birch Canoe and You, 1918: Composed by Roberts and Callahan
Item 2: Fascinating Rhythm, 1924: Composed by Gershwin and Levine
Item 3: Peter Gunn (Theme Music from the T.V. Series), 1958: Composed by Henry Mancini
Item 4: Catch a Falling Star, 1957: Composed by Vance and Pockriss
Item 5: Bumble Boogie, 1946: Composed by Fina (Busch, arr)
Item 6: Nola, 1959: Composed by Arndt and Skylar
Item 7: Harlem Nocturne, 1950: Composed by Hagen
Item 8: A Taste of Honey, 1960: Composed by Marlow and Scott
Item 9: Taking a Chance on Love, 1940: Composed by Duke, Latouche, and Fetter
Item 10: The Marine's Hymn, 1942: Arranged by Schaum
Item 11: Wives and Lovers, 1963: Composed by Bacharach and David
Item 12: Theme from "A Summer Place", 1959: Composed by Steiner
Item 13: Boogie Woogie Bugler, 1944: Composed by Black
Item 14: The Caissons Go Rolling Along (Song of the U.S. Field Artillery), 1945: Arranged by Schaum
Item 15: The U.S. Air Force, 1939: Composed by Crawford (Eckstein, arr)
Item 16: I Hear a Rhapsody, 1940: Composed by Fragos, Baker, and Gasparre
Item 17: Patricia, It's Patricia, 1958: Composed by Prado and Marcus
Item 18: Twilight Time, 1944: Composed by Ram, Nevins, Nevins, and Dunn
Item 19: My Happiness, 1933: Composed by Bergantine and Peterson
Item 20: Mack the Knife (from "The Threepenny Opera"), 1928: Composed by Weill and Blitzstein
Item 21: 77 Sunset Strip, 1959: Composed by David and Livingston
Item 22: I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter, 1935: Composed by Ahlert and Young
Item 23: Take Five, 1960: Composed by Desmond
Item 24: Colonel Bogey March, 1958: Composed by Alford
Item 25: American Patrol March, 1942: Composed by Meacham (Eckstein, arr)
Item 26: Ballad of Davey Crockett, 1954: Composed by Bruns and Blackburn
Item 27: Fools Rush In, 1940: Composed by Bloom and Mercer
Item 28: Zing a Little Zong!, 1952: Composed by Warren and Robin

Box 2

Item 1: Lothar and the Handpeople, ca. 1966-1967: 1/4" audio tape.
Item 8: Freewheelin', Freewheelin', 1979: Force Records. 12" phonograph disc. 11 tracks.
Item 9: Thirsty or Not...Choose Your Flavor, Coalkitchen, 1977: Epic Records/CBS, Inc. 12" phonograph disc. 10 tracks.

Box 3

Folder 1: Published Sheet Music, 1918

Item 1: Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight (For Her Daddy Over There), 1918: Composed by Jerome, Lewis, and Young
Item 2: Girls of France, 1918: Composed by Bryan, Leslie, and Ruby

Folder 2: Lothar and the Handpeople Photographs, undated

Mounted photo of Lothar and the Handpeople.

Additional two photographs acquired 7/22/24. Photograph 1: Jack Davis, Gary Henderson (who worked for Emerson Piano and Organ and sometimes roadied for the group), and Frank Eiter, the group's drummer, at the Red Lion, onstage on break, eating pizza. Photograph 2: Another shot from the train series of Lothar and the Handpeople. Information provided by Jack Davis.

Folder 3: Uncle Otto's General Store Photograph, 1966

Folder 4: Lothar and the Handpeople Photographs, 1966

Photographs by Jim Retzer.

Folder 5: Lothar and the Handpeople production art, undated

Box 4

Item 1: "A Funny Feeling" / "In the Still of the Night", 1960: 7" vinyl. Perfomed by Dion and the Belmonts.
Item 2: "A Little Voice" / "Everybody Loves Somebody", 1964: 7" vinyl. Performed by Dean Martin.
Item 3: "A Thousand Years" / "Moody River", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Pat Boone.
Item 4: "The Actress" / "Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by Roy Orbison.
Item 5: "Adeste Fideles (Oh, Come All Ye Faithful)" / "Silent Night (Christmas Hymn)", ca. 1942: 7" vinyl. Performed by Bing Crosby.
Item 6: "After the Lights Go Down Low" / "Teach Me Tonight", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by George Maharis.
Item 7: "All Alone Am I" / "Save All Your Lovin' For Me", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by Brenda Lee.
Item 8: "All My Sorrows" / "M.T.A", 1959: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Kingston Trio.
Item 9: "All Shook Up" / "That's When Your Heartaches Begin", 1957: 7" vinyl. Performed by Elvis Presley with The Jordanaires.
Item 10: "All the Love I've Got" / "Playboy", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Marvelettes.
Item 11: "Almost Good" / "The Chipmunk Song", 1958: 7" vinyl. "Almost Good" by David Seville, "The Chipmunk Song" performed by The Chipmunks (Alvin, Theodore & Simon) with the music of David Seville.
Item 12: "Along Came Jones" / "That is Rock & Roll", 1959: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Coasters.
Item 13: "Ambrose (Part Five)" / "Ooh, What a Lover!", 1958: 7" vinyl. Performed by Linda Laurie.
Item 14: "Annie is Back" / "Bama Lama Bama Loo", 1964: 7" vinyl. Performed by Little Richard.
Item 15: "Anyway You Want Me (That's How I Will Be)" / "Love Me Tender (From Love Me Tender)", 1956: 7" vinyl. Performed by Elvis Presley.
Item 16: "Are You Going My Way" / "Easier Said Than Done", 1963: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Essex.
Item 17: "Around & Around" / "Johnny B. Goode", 1958: 7" vinyl. Performed by Chuck Berry
Item 18: "Baby Talk" / "Jeanette, Get Your Hair Done", 1959: 7" vinyl. Recorded by Jan and Dean.
Item 19: "Baby (You've Got What It Takes)" / "I Do", 1960: 7" vinyl. Performed by Dinah Washington & Brook Benton.
Item 20: "Back Beat No. 1" / "Shades of Green", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Rondels.
Item 21: "Bashful Bob" / "Take Good Care of My Baby", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Bobby Vee with The Johnny Mann Singers.
Item 22: "The Battle" / "Trambone", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by Duane Eddy and The Rebels.
Item 23: "Battle Line" / "Rockin' Robin", 1964: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Rivieras.
Item 24: "Be My Girl" / "Corrine Corrina", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Ray Peterson.
Item 25: "Beautiful Brown Eyes" / "The Green Leaves of Summer", 1960: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Brothers Four.
Item 26: "The Big Beat (From The Big Beat)" / "I Want You to Know", 1957: 7" vinyl. Performed by Fats Domino.
Item 27: "Big Jump" / "Teen Beat", 1959: 7" vinyl. Performed by Sandy Nelson.
Item 28: "Big Mike" / "Dark Moon", 1957: 7" vinyl. Performed by Bonnie Guitar.
Item 29: "The Birth of the Beat" / "Drums are my Beat", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by Sandy Nelson.
Item 30: The Birth of the Blues, 1957: 7" vinyl. Side A contains "The Birth of the Blues" and "I've Got a Crush on You." Side B contains "Five Minutes More" and "Someone to Watch Over Me." Performed by Frank Sinatra.
Item 31: "Blue Moon" / "Goodbye to Love", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Marcels.
Item 32: "Blue Moon" / "Lady of Spain", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Ventures.
Item 33: "Blueberry Hill" / "Honey Chile (From Shake, Rattle and Rock)", 1956: 7" vinyl. Performed by Fats Domino.
Item 34: "Bobbie" / "Ring of Fire", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Duane Eddy.
Item 35: "Bongo Bongo Bongo" / "Hully Gully Bongo", 1960: 7" vinyl. Performed by Preston Epps.
Item 36: "Bongo Party" / "Bongo Rock", 1959: 7" vinyl. Performed by Preston Epps.
Item 37: "Breakfast at Tiffany's (From Breakfast at Tiffany's)" / "Moon River (From Breakfast at Tiffany's)", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Henry Mancini.
Item 38: "Breakout" / "Pink Dominos", 1963: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Crescents.
Item 39: "Bumble Boogie" / "School Days Blues", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by B. Bumble & The Stingers.
Item 40: "Butterfly" / "Ninety-Nine Ways", 1957: 7" vinyl. Performed by Charlie Gracie.
Item 41: "California Sun" / "H B Goose Step", 1963: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Rivieras.
Item 42: "Call Me" / "Stairway to the Sea (Scalinatella)", 1958: 7" vinyl. Performed by Johnny Mathis with Ray Ellis and his orchestra.
Item 43: "Calypso Sweetheart" / "Marriage and Divorce", 1957: 7" vinyl. Performed by Hank Snow, The Singing Rancher and his Rainbow Ranch Boys.
Item 44: "Candy Man" / "Crying", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Roy Orbison.
Item 45: "Can't Help Falling in Love (From Blue Hawaii)" / "Rock-A-Hula Baby ("Twist" Special) (From Blue Hawaii)", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Elvis Presley with The Jordanaires.
Item 46: "Caramba" / "Moonlight Bay", 1959: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Champs.
Item 47: "Carol" / "Hey Pedro", 1958: 7" vinyl. Performed by Chuck Berry.
Item 48: "Chaquita (From Glad All Over)" / "Do You Love Me (From Glad All Over)", 1964: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Dave Clark Five.
Item 49: "Chattanooga Choo Choo" / "Let's Go", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by Floyd Cramer.
Item 50: The Christmas Song, 1956: 7" vinyl. Side A contains "The Christmas Song" and "Mrs. Santa Claus." Side B contains "Frosty the Snow Man" and "Little Christmas Tree." Performed by Nat "King" Cole.
Item 51: "Cielito Lindo" / "Stranger on the Shore", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by Mr. Acker Bill with The Leon Young String Chorale.
Item 52: "Close to Cathy" / "She's Just Another Girl", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by Mike Clifford.
Item 53: "Come On Now" / "Tired of Waiting for You", 1965: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Kinks.
Item 54: "Concerto for the X-15 (A Tribute to the X-15)" / "Theme from the X-15 (From X-15)", 1961: 7" vinyl. "Concerto for the X-15 (A Tribute to the X-15)" performed by Elliott Evans, "Theme from the X-15" performed by Neal Hefti.
Item 55: "Cotton Fields" / "The Gypsy Rover", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Highwaymen.
Item 56: "Crazy 'Bout Lollipop" / "Skokiaan", 1954: 7" vinyl. Performed by Ralph Marterie and his orchestra.
Item 57: "Cruising" / "Stick Shift", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Duals.
Item 58: "The Crusher" / "Take 7", 1964: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Novas.
Item 59: "Dance to the Bop" / "I Got It", 1957: 7" vinyl. Performed by Gene Vincent and his Blue Caps.
Item 60: "The Danger Zone" / "Hit the Road Jack", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Ray Charles and his orchestra.
Item 61: "Dear Ivan" / "Smoke, Smoke, Smoke that Cigarette (From Big Bad John)", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by Jimmy Dean.
Item 62: "Del-Tone Rock" / "Let's Go Trippin'", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Dick Dale and The Del-Tones.
Item 63: "Dig" / "Harlem Nocturne", 1959: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Viscounts.
Item 64: Dinner with Drac , 1958: 7" vinyl. Contains "Dinner with Drac Part 1" and "Dinner with Drac Part 2." Performed by John Zacherle "The Cool Ghoul."
Item 65: "Do It Again" / "Wake the World", 1968: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Beach Boys.
Item 66: "Don't Be Cruel" / "Hound Dog", 1956: 7" vinyl. Performed by Elvis Presley.
Item 67: "Don't Be Cruel" / "Rollin'", 1960: 7" vinyl. Performed by Bill Black's Combo.
Item 68: "Don't Ever Leave Me" / "Put Your Head on my Shoulder", 1959: 7" vinyl. Performed by Paul Anka.

Box 5

Item 1: "Don't Let the Rain Come Down (Crooked Little Man)" / "Freedom's Star", 1964: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Serendipity Singers.
Item 2: "Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes" / "Ko Ko Mo (I Love You So)", Undated: 7" vinyl. "Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes" performed by Perry Como with The Ramblers, "Ko Ko Mo (I Love You So)" performed by Perry Como with Mitchell Ayres and his orchestra and the Ray Charles Singers.
Item 3: "Don't Throw Your Love Away" / "I Pretend I'm with You", 1964: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Searchers.
Item 4: "Don't Worry" / "Like All the Other Times", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Marty Robbins.
Item 5: "Don't Worry Baby" / "I Get Around", 1964: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Beach Boys.
Item 6: "Down by the Station" / "Listen Honey (I'll Be Home)", 1959: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Four Preps.
Item 7: "Down Yonder" / "Sheba", 1960: 7" vinyl. Performed by Johnny and The Hurricanes.
Item 8: "Dream of Love" / "Tonight", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Ferrante & Teicher.
Item 9: "Eloise" / "I'm Happy", 1958: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Four Dates. Labels are completely detached from disc.
Item 10: "Everyday" / "Peggy Sue", 1957: 7" vinyl. Performed by Buddy Holly.
Item 11: "Exodus (Theme from Exodus)" / "Twilight", 1960: 7" vinyl. Performed by Ferrante and Teicher.
Item 12: "Experiment in Terror (From Experiment in Terror)" / "Tooty Twist (From Experiment in Terror)", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by Henry Mancini and his orchestra.
Item 13: "Faithful and True" / "Little Darlin'", 1957: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Diamonds.
Item 14: "Flamingo Express" / "Tacos", 1960: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Royaltones.
Item 15: "Follow the Boys" / "He's So Fine", 1963: 7" vinyl. "Follow the Boys" performed by Connie Landers, " He's So Fine" performed by The Dacrons.
Item 16: Foot Stomping, 1961: 7" vinyl. Side A contains "Foot Stomping - Part 1" performed by The Flares. Side B contains "Foot Stomping - Part 2" performed by The Ramrocks.
Item 17: "Forty Winks Away" / "Stairway to Heaven", 1960: 7" vinyl. Performed by Neil Sedaka with Stan Applebaum and his orchestra.
Item 18: "Frankie and Johnny" / "Roll Over Beethoven", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Velaires.
Item 19: "Freeway" / "Fugitive", 1960: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Fugitives.
Item 20: "From Me to You" / "Please Please Me", 1964: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Beatles.
Item 21: "(Ghost) Riders in the Sky" / "Zig Zag", 1960: 7" vinyl. Performed by Ramrods.
Item 22: "Gidget" / "You", 1959: 7" vinyl. Performed by Jimmy Darren.
Item 23: "Gina" / "I Love Her That's Why", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by Johnny Mathis.
Item 24: "Ginny" / "My Own True Love (Tara's Theme from Gone With The Wind)", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Duprees.
Item 25: "Girl of My Best Friend" / "It's Been a Long Long Time", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Ral Donner and The Starfires.
Item 26: "Give Me You" / "Ya Ya", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Lee Dorsey.
Item 27: "The Glow Worm" / "Hawaiian War Chant (Ta-Hu-Wa-Hu-Wai)", 1955: 7" vinyl. "The Glow Worm" performed by Spike Jones and his City Slickers, "Hawaiian War Chant" performed by Spike Jones and his Wacky Wakakians.
Item 28: "God, Country and My Baby" / "Honestly I Do", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Johhny Burnette with The Johnny Mann Singers.
Item 29: "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" / "White Christmas", 1954: 7" vinyl. "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" performed by Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter and his orchestra, "White Christmas" performed by Bing Crosby with Ken Darby singers and John Scott Trotter and his orchestra.
Item 30: "Got the Bull by the Horns" / "There Was Fungus Among Us", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Hugh Barrett and The Victors.
Item 31: "Great Balls of Fire" / "You Win Again", 1957: 7" vinyl. Performed by Jerry Lee Lewis and His Pumping Piano.
Item 32: "The Green Door" / "(The Story of) The Little Man in Chinatown", 1956: 7" vinyl. Performed by Jim Lowe with The High Fives.
Item 33: "The Green Mosquito" / "Warm Up", 1958: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Tune Rockers.
Item 34: "Groovin'" / "Slim Jenkin's Place", 1967: 7" vinyl. Performed by Booker T. & M.G.'s.
Item 35: "Guitar Boogie Shuffle Twist" / "Guitar Boogie Stomp", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Virtues.
Item 36: "Happy Love" / "Runaway", 1962: 7" vinyl. Performed by Lawrence Welk and his orchestra.
Item 37: "Hard Rock, Coco and Joe" / "Inch Worm", ca. 1970: 7" vinyl. Performed by Les Tucker Singers.
Item 38: "Haunted Castle" / "Louie Louie", 1963: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Kingsmen.
Item 39: "Have You Ever Had The Blues" / "Personality", 1959: 7" vinyl. Performed by Lloyd Price and his orchestra.
Item 40: "Heartaches" / "Sweet Georgia Brown", 1959: 7" single. Performed by Hutch Davie and his Honky Tonkers.
Item 41: "Hey There (From The Pajama Game)" / "This Ole House", 1954: 7" vinyl. Performed by Rosemary Clooney with Buddy Cole and his orchestra.
Item 42: "High and Dry (From Cantamos)", 1974: 7" vinyl. Both sides contain "High and Dry" performed by Poco. Demonstration recording, designated not for sale.
Item 43: "High School Dance" / "Short Fat Fannie", 1957: 7" vinyl. Performed by Larry Williams and his band.
Item 44: "Hi-Heel Sneakers" / "Love Potion Number Nine", 1964: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Searchers.
Item 45: "Honey Bee" / "Some Kind of Wonderful", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Drifters.
Item 46: "Hurricane" / "The Shift", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by Dave 'Baby' Cortez.
Item 47: "I Can't Believe You're Mine" / "The Purple People Eater", 1958: 7" vinyl. Performed by Sheb Wooley.
Item 48: "I Can't Get Started (From Honey in the Horn)" / "Java (From Honey in the Horn)", 1963: 7" vinyl. Performed by Al (He's the King) Hirt.
Item 49: "I Can't Stop Lovin' You" / "Oh Lonesome Me", 1957: 7" vinyl. Performed by Don Gibson.
Item 50: "I Don't Wanna See You Cryin'" / "Mr. Sandman", 1954: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Chordettes.
Item 51: "I Just Don't Know" / "It's Alright", 1964: 7" vinyl. Performed by Adam Faith with The Roulettes.
Item 52: I Like it Like That, 1961: 7" vinyl. Contains "I Like it Like That, Part I" and "I Like it Like That, Part 2" performed by Chris Kenner.
Item 53: "I Really Love You" / "Please Come Back to Me", 1961: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Stereos.
Item 54: "I Saw Her Standing There" / "I Want to Hold Your Hand", 1963: 7" vinyl. Performed by The Beatles.

Electronic Folder 1

Item 1: Jack Davis Personal Journal, 1965-1968: Filenames: 2015-2620197-01.tif thru 2015-2620197-060.tif; 2015-2620197-061.pdf

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