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Cherry Wainer

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Aliases
Cherry Wainer und ihre Swinging Hammond-Orgel
Real name
Cherry Rachel Wainer
Born
March 2, 1935
Died
November 14, 2014
Country
South Africa
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Cherry Wainer was South Africa's first rock 'n roll star. She was known primarily for playing the Hammond organ (and thus publicised as “The female Liberace”), but she also sang. By the late 1950s she moved to Great Britain where she appeared on television and had a #1 hit, ''Hoots Mon,'' as a member of Lord Rockingham's XI.
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Lord Rockingham's XI Hammond organ
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Title Performer Release date Originally by
i 1966 Aldo Masseglia - Quartetto Vocale Cetra e Orchestrina dei Gai Campagnoli
i 1965 Spanish Dance Orchestra
i 1964 Tito Schipa con orch. dir. dal M.o Dino Olivieri
i   1966 Francisco Alves com Radamés Gnattali e sua Orquestra REC,REL, Araci Cortes PRF
i October 1958 Boots Brown and His Blockbusters
i 1964 (unknown)
i 1966 Carlo Buti
i 1966 Frank Sinatra with Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle
i 1964 (unknown)
i 1964 Dave 'Baby' Cortez
i 1964 Mina [IT]
i 1964 Cameron McLean, Lord Rockingham's XI
i   1964 Carol Lawrence & Girls REC,REL, Carol Lawrence, Marilyn Cooper, Reri Grist, Carmen Gutierrez, Elizabeth Taylor & The Shark Girls PRF
October 1958 Bobby Hendricks with Jimmy Oliver's Orchestra
i 1966 (unknown)
i 1964 Gus Backus - Das Orchester Erwin Halletz
i 1966 Sonny Burke and His Orchestra
i 1966 Billy Cotton and His Band
i October 28, 1960 Barrett Strong
i 1964 Riz Ortolani e Nino Oliviero
i 1964 Edith Piaf
i 1966 Oskar Joost Tanz-Orchester
i 1964 Benešova dechová hudba
i Sabre Dance Cherry Wainer und ihre Swinging Hammond-Orgel 1967 Unverified
i 1964 Mr. Acker Bilk with The Leon Young String Chorale
i Tanz Der Stunden Cherry Wainer 1966 Unverified
i April 1959 Dave 'Baby' Cortez
i   1964 Patricia Morison, Alfred Drake REC,REL,PRF

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