Patti Page

                 
        (At this time I do not have the info on tracks Roy worked on with Patti Page.
        It could have been one or both of the following releases on Mercury/Plantation)
         
                 
      Patti Page was one of pop music's leading singers during the early 50s. Her
       double-tracked vocals, highly innovative at the time, translated into gigantic
       commercial success. By the age of 19, Page was working as a singer at a
       Tulsa radio station, and she signed with Mercury in 1948. Page's use of
       multi-tracked vocals gave her a unique, full sound, and in 1950 her
       renditions of "All My Love" and "Tennessee Waltz" were both pop
       chart-toppers, the latter for a good three months. "Mockin' Bird Hill"
       (1951), "I Went to Your Wedding" (1952), and "Doggie in the Window"
       (1953) were only a few of her gold records for Mercury, and she
       persevered through the early rock era with "Allegheny Moon" in 1956 and
       "Old Cape Cod" the next year. Her last major pop smash in 1965, "Hush,
       Hush, Sweet Charlotte," was the theme song to a popular movie. -- Bill
       Dahl, All-Music Guide
       

      The Mercury Years, Vol. 2
      Patti Page
      Album Title
      Mercury Years, Vol. 2
      Date of Release: February ?? 1991
       
      AMG Rating
      (Best-of-Artist)
      20 hits from 1952-1962 include "Old Cape Cod" and
       "Allegheny Moon" include informative packaging. -- Hank Davis,
       All-Music Guide
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      Album Title
      Aces
      LP
      Plantation 548
      Plantation c-548
      Artist
      Patti Page
      Date of Release: 1991