1) son of Sebrum Mallard and Clara Sowell; SSDI SSN 570-34-8791: "Cleo Page"2) as per death certificate; 1930 census, April 11, has Cleo as a son of Joe and Clara H. Page, while Sebrum Mallard was a neighbor
Federal 12235
Aladdin 3301 / 45-3301
Aladdin unissued
# Lynwood Slim covered that song as "Reach For Your Telephone"
Ultra 45-101
Dig 45-117
Dig unissued
Ace CDCHD 351
Dalton 106 [Dalton and Sutton were the same company]
[it has been suggested that "Sly Williams" might actually be Cleo Page, others stated that the artist was aurally similar to Clarence Samuels, others believe that "Sly Williams" was almost certainly Jesse Allen]
Dalton 107 [Dalton and Sutton were the same company]
Sutton SU 316
Sutton SU 316 [Bob Blythe's low-budget LP label, founded in February 1963; Dalton and Sutton were the same company]
CB no #
Wonder 1000/1001
Goodie Train 007
JSP 1003JSP 4502
Goodie Train unissued
JSP 1003
Las Vegas 009 (A Div. of Goodie Train)
JSP 1003JSP 1075
Red Lightnin' RL 005
Red Lightnin' Records discography
P-Vine PLP 709 (Jp 197?)
JSP 4502
JSP Records discography
= P-Vine PCD-23893 (Jp 2007)
JSP 1016
JSP 1066
JSP 1075
Lenox 1012 (Fr)
= Lenox CD 1012
Dogfish TGT-001 (US 2011)
Rent House RHR-1-LP(Sp 2012)
12 inch LP + 7 inch 45 rpm singlenotes by Patrick Derrien & Gene Tomko
Vanguard VRS-9235 (mono)= VSD-79235 (stereo)
re-released as LP and (along with "Shake") on 2on1 CD:VCD 79235/89 by Vanguard/Comet (It)
Alligator AL 4735
EPC 468640-1
thanks to 'BJL', "rshurman', 'Blue Escorpio', Alan Balfour, Rob Ford, Klaus Kilian, Pierre Monnery, Gerrit Robs, Eran Sebbag and Patrick Derrien for additional info / scans