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Leedon Records was an
Australian record label active from 1958 to 1969. It was
founded by
American Australian entrepreneur Lee
Gordon in
early 1958. In...
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Leedon is a
former hamlet in Bedfordshire, England,
which is now part of
Leighton Buzzard town. Originally,
Leedon was a
small rural settlement and was...
- (Chinese: 伍娣; pinyin: Wú Dì)
inside their employer's
bungalow house at
Leedon Park, Singapore. Osman, who also
worked for the
owner of the bungalow, was...
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successful recording career." Lee
Gordon also
signed the
Delltones to his
Leedon Records recording label and,
within a w****, the
group had cut
their first...
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brothers get a
recording deal in 1963 with
Festival Records subsidiary Leedon Records under the name "Bee Gees". The
three released two or
three singles...
- same time, the Bee Gees were
signed to
Festival but they were ****igned to
Leedon.
Their first single, "The
Battle of the Blue and the Grey" was
written by...
- Gibb And The Bee Gees, it was
released in
November 1965 on the
Australian Leedon label (1967's Bee Gees' 1st was
their third album, but
their first international...
- to the King Rare
Songs 1957-1965, in 1988.
Stanton released singles via
Leedon Records,
starting with "Don't Let Go" in
April 1960. His second, "Don't...
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namely Anak Bukit,
Coronation Road,
Farrer Court, Hillcrest,
Holland Road,
Leedon Park,
Swiss Club and Ulu Pandan.
Owing to its
prime location,
Bukit Timah...
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Moore in charge.
Leedon made a deal with the
Australian Record Company (which
would be
taken over by CBS two
years later) to
press the
Leedon discs. The label's...
