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DISCLAIMER: All rights reserved to the production companies and music labels that distributed and produced the music and performance respectively. I've only added the footage as a tribute for historical, entertainment, and creative purposes with no financial gain. Copyright infringement not intended. Julie Stevens And The Premiers Blue Mood Dig 115 A 1956 THE PREMIERS Featuring Sammy Hagen (aka Sammy Yates). The Premiers were the most prolific group that recorded for Johnny Otis's Dig Records in the mid-'50s. They consisted of lead tenor Sammy Hagan, tenor Donald Frierson, baritone Daniel Fields, and bass Charles Taggart. Their four singles for the label included 16-year-old Julie Stevens' Blue Mood, which was one of Dig's biggest sellers and a Southern California hit. The Premiers moved to Capitol records in 1957 to sing as Sammy Hagan & The Viscounts, but Charles Taggart left the ensemble to join The Hollywood Saxons. He was replaced by Kenneth Head. Sammy Hagan went on to cut solo singles as Little Sammy, Little Sammy Yates, and Count Yates for others labels, mostly under the auspices of producer/record company owner John Kriner. He continues to perform around Los Angeles. Dig Records was originally called Ultra Records. Ultra Records was formed in 1955 by Frank Gallo, Eddie Mesner, Leo Mesner, and Johnny Otis in Los Angeles California. In February 1956, the name of the label was changed to Dig Records, probably because of the existence of another record company called Ultra. The Mesner Brothers were also the owners of the Aladdin Record label. In 1957, Johnny Otis acquired sole ownership of the Dig Records Label. Dig Records officially issued 41 singles and 4 Long Play albums.There were a few label variations on the company's 45 rpm issues. They are maroon with silver print, blue with silver print and pink with black print. Early Dig Records labels such as Dig 107 had the name "DIG" in a block type lettering with serifs. Later issues starting around Dig 110 sported a new label design with the letters "DIG" in three boxes. Around Dig 115, blue labels with silver print started to appear along with the more familiar maroon and silver labels. Starting around Dig 125, a third color scheme, a pink label with black print, appeared. By the time Dig 129 was released, the pink label with black print seemed to be the only color scheme used. Many of the rare issues on the DIG and Ultra Records labels have been reproduced/counterfeited. Generally the label printing and logo details are not as clear as originals, and the trail-off area in the vinyl is narrower on the fakes due to modern pressing techniques. Caution should be used when paying high prices for records offered as original pressings. There were never any official Dig or Ultra releases pressed on colored vinyl. Premiers (Band led by saxophonist Jackie Kelso) Dig 106 "Baby"/"New Moon" Feb 1956 Dig 113 "Have A Heart"/"My Darling" June 1956 Julie Stevens & The Premiers (Band led by saxophonist Jackie Kelso) Dig 115 "Blue Mood"/"Crazy Bells" July 1956 Eldo 107 (re-issue) "Blue Mood"/"Crazy Bells" Sep 1960 Turntable used: Audio Technica AT-LP120 USB Direct Drive inputted straight into the sound card using the built-in pre-amp from the turntable. Cartridge used: ATP-2 Dual Coil Cartridge W/AT-N2 Stylus Needle (78 RPM) 3.0 Mil. Spherical 3.0 grams.