Gregmark Records was founded by Lester Sill in 1961, Caravan is a Gregmark recording attributed to Duane Eddy, but is actually by the session man, Al Casey.

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!colspan="9"|Gregmark Music

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!rowspan="2"|Year

!rowspan="2"|Title

!colspan="3"|Peak chart<br />positions

!rowspan="2"|B-side

!rowspan="2"|Artist

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!align=centre| US<br />Pop

!align=centre| US<br />AC

!align=centre| UK

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|rowspan="9"| 1961

|align=left| "Sassy"

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| "Swampin'"

| S And H Scamps

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|align=left| "Be My Boy"

| 56

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|rowspan="1"| "I'll Be Crying Tomorrow"

|rowspan="1"| The Paris Sisters

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|align=left| "Punjab"

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| —

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| "The Lonely Crowd"

| S And H Scamps

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|align=left| "Caravan (Part 1)"

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| 42

| "Caravan (Part 2)"

| Duane Eddy

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|align=left| "I Love How You Love Me"

| 5

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|align=left| "(I've Been Traveling The) Rough Road"

| —

| —

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| "You Gotta Go Home"

| Tony Gunner

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|align=left| "Who'll Keep An Eye On Jane?"

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| —

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| "3000 Tears"

| Billy Storm

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|rowspan="5"| 1962

|align=left| "He Knows I Love Him Too Much"

| 34

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|align=left| "Let Me Be the One"

| 87

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|rowspan="1"| "What Am I to Do"

|rowspan="1"| The Paris Sisters

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|align=left| "Yes - I Love You"

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|rowspan="1"| "Once Upon a While Ago"

|rowspan="1"| The Paris Sisters

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|align=left| "(The New) Linda Lu"

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|rowspan="1"| "The Bus Song"

|rowspan="1"| Ray Sharpe

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See also

  • List of record labels

References

  • Official website