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Lou
Stallman has had hits in the Fifties, Sixties, Seventies, Eighties.
He has over Five Hundred Songs Recorded.
Artists
that have Recorded Lou Stallman Songs
Perry Como, Clyde McPhatter, The Supremes,Deneice Williams, Dion &
the Belmonts, Tennessee
Ernle Ford, Aretha Franklin, Walter Jackson, The Christy Minstrells, Jack
Jones, Patti LaBelle, Ethel Enis, Robert John, Frankie Avalon, The Caslons,
Georgia Gibs, Esther Phillips, Tony Orlando, Laura Nyro and over 100 more.
He
also is very proud and honored to have written
The N.Y. YANKEES Official Theme Song
"Here Come The Yankees",
There are words to the song...
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Lou
Stallman's Top Ten
- TREASURE OF LOVE
– Clyde McPhatter
- ROUND AND ROUND –
Perry Como
- DON'T PITY ME –
Dion & the Belmonts
- YOGI – The Ivy
Three
- EVERYBODY'S GOT THE RIGHT
TO LOVE – The Supremes
- IT'S GONNA TAKE A MIRACLE
– Deneice Williams
- ONCE YOU UNDERSTAND –
Think
- HERE COME THE YANKEES
– Sid Bass and Orchestra
- A BOY WITHOUT A GIRL
– Frankie Avalon
- IF YOU DON'T WANT MY
LOVE – Robert John
Lou Stallman as
a Producer
- Once
You Understand
Lou Stallman & Bob Susser
Artist – Think featuring Lou Stallman
- Ambrose Part
5
Lou Stallman
Artist – Linda Laurie
- And Mostly
They Sing
Lou Stallman & Len Hirsh
Artist – Sabastian Cabot
- YOGI
Lou Stallman & Sid Jacobson
Artist – The Ivy Three
- The Yen Yet
Song
Lou Stallman & Sid Jacobson
Artist – Gary Cane
- Anniversary
of Love
Lou Stallman & Sid Jacobson
Artist – The Caslons
- Forty Childrens
Educational Albums for Stallman
Educational Systems
Artist & Producer – Lou Stallman
- Six Childrens
Educational Albums
Artist – Bob Kay
What's Lou Stallman Doing Now?
Currently Lou Stallman is working on a cartoon project called CARHEADS™ created by Jerry
Potente. Writing
the script for an animated full length film is Sid
Jacobson, who was the editor at Harvey Comics developing "Casper
The Friendly Ghost."
Lou Stallman is working on an exciting and dynamic Broadway Show.
Lou Stallman also entertains, in person at Corporation, Organizations, Sports Meetings, Weddings, and at Bar Mitzvahs where the theme is The New York Yankees.
Unusual Writing
Lou Stallman has a very unorthodox writing style he always writes against the market. His first hit song "Treasure of Love" was written in 1956. Every publisher
that he went to and played the song, told him it was not 32 measures
long. That was the rule, songs had to Have 32 measures of music. "Treasure
of Love" only had 24 measures and went to #
2 in the country. ( Held out of the #1 spot by Elvis Presley's Heart
Break Hotel ) On top of that it was written on a guitar. His second hit
"Round and Round" by Perry Como had 64 measures.
"Don't
Pity Me" by Dion & the Belmonts was
a hit record when Dick Clark asked Lou to write a similar "hit"
for Frankie Avalon. "A Boy Without a Girl" was the result
and with producer Pete D'Angeles insight Lou played Guitar on the
record.
The
British Invasion
In 1963 when the British Invasion occurred, Lou said Recording artists are not going to want songwriters songs. Groups are going to write their own songs. So LOU went in the direction of MOTOWN. He wrote this Iyric When you're alone and in a corner, You're only mourner is the face that appears in the nearest mirror. That Iyric became the first line in Lou Stallman's hit "Everybody's Got The Right To Love" by The Supremes. One of his friends asked him "How the hell did you get a MOTOWN record? I'd give my left ~ you know what ~ to get a song recorded on MOTOWN. Lou's answer was "I wrote a Hit song."
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