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"On March 27, 1956, a Roy Orbison session was set at Sam Phillips' Sun Studio, 706 Union Avenue, Memphis. But Phillips was unimpressed with the result and phoned Weldon Rogers to purchase the JE-WEL master". This is accompanied by a picture of a Je-wel single of Oobie-doobie by the Teen Kings. What Je-wel master? There is no mention in the text of a Je-wel recording session or of The Teen Kings up to this point. --Deke42 (talk) 21:20, 28 September 2016 (UTC)Reply
