Early Solo Releases
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During the 60s, James had a number of solo releases on 45s - you know, the
small records with the big holes. As this page develops, you'll get to see
most of those 45s and maybe a little of the stories behind them.
But let's look at the one album he released in the 60s - SUMMER HOLIDAY.
The LP cover and some info about the songs and songwriters are listed below.
BUT, to get the definitive inside look at the album, travel
here, where James talks about the album and
each of the songs on it.
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1963
James Griffin
Summer Holiday
(Reprise)
Producer: Jimmy Bowen
with:
Leon Russell: piano / Glen Campbell: guitar / Hal Blaine:
drums
Summer Holiday / Too Young / She Used To Be Mine /
Summertime Blues (Jerry Capehart) / My Baby Made Me Cry
(Glen Campbell / Jerry Capehart) / Love Letters In The Sand
/ You're Tempting Me (Barry Devorzon) / Cold Rainy Day
(Stanley Uno / Pat Vegas) / What Kind Of Girl Are You (Glen
Campbell / Jerry Capehart) / The Bully / A Little Like Lovin'
/ Seal It With A Kiss |
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All My Loving - PROMO Version 45
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All My Loving - 45
Released .... |
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A Little Like Lovin' You - 45
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It's A Free Country - 45
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Little Miss Cool - 45
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He Will Break Your Heart - 45 |
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