Kenjolairs
The songs for the Kenjolairs first single "Little White Lies" and "The Story Of An Evergreen Tree" were recorded at Conway Recorders on October 29, 1962. Also recorded in the session was the first Tijuana Brass single "The Lonely Bull" and "Acapulco 1922." The musicians were:
Herb Alpert
Ervan Coleman
Lew McCreary
Earl Palmer
William Pitman
M. R. Pohlman
Julius Wechter
David Wells
Ira Westley
On December 1, 1962, Billboard gave "Little White Lies" moderate sales potential. On December 8, 1962, it became a Billboard breakout single in San Francisco. Billboard put the single on its Bubbling Under the Hop 100 list:
December 29, 1962 at #118
January 5, 1963 at #116 and it was a breakout record in Los Angeles.
January 26, 1963 at #126
On April 27, 1963, their second single "Such a Goodnight for Dreaming" was a Billboard spotlight song in Hartford, CT.
The second single "Such a Good Night for Dreaming" was a spotlight song in Hartford, Connecticut in April 1963.
- Billboard magazine
| Name | Member Years | Instruments |
|---|---|---|
| Larry New | 1962-1963 | vocal |
| Ken Mowery | 1962-1963 | vocal |
| Joe Campbell | 1962-1963 | vocal |
| Name | Birth | Death |
|---|---|---|
| Larry New | ||
| Ken Mowery | ||
| Joe Campbell |
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