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Weldon Nelson Rogers (30 October 1927 Marietta, Oklahoma – 13 September 2004, Perryton, Texas) was an American songwriter, singer of country and rockabilly, radio disc jockey, and record producer. [1] He co-founded Je–Wel Records with Jean Oliver (née Bobbie Jean Oliver; 1939–2008) to produce, as Je-Wel's first record, the first record for The Teen Kings in 1956. [2] Oliver's father, Chester Oliver (né Chester Calvin Oliver; 1907–2000), [i] an oil and gas industry lease pumper, [3] [ii] provided financial backing for the Je–Wel label. [4]
The members of The Teen Kings were:
The Teen Kings first record (and Orbison's first recording) was:
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Rogers' composition, "So Long, Good Luck and Goodbye", was recorded by Bob Dylan.
Weldon was one of five children born to Otto Brigamyer Rogers (1903–1966) and Sadie Josephine Clifton (maiden 1908–1997) who were farmers. [2] Weldon Rogers – on February 27, 1959, in Tijuana, Mexico – married singer and songwriter Wanda Faye Rogers (née Wanda Faye Narmore; 1929–1910). Both of them had been married before. They divorced October 2, 1967, in Jackson County, Oregon.
Weldon Nelson Rogers died September 13, 2004, in Perryton, Texas, and is buried in the Ochiltree Cemetery, Perryton, Texas. [9]
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Weldon Nelson Rogers (30 October 1927 Marietta, Oklahoma – 13 September 2004, Perryton, Texas) was an American songwriter, singer of country and rockabilly, radio disc jockey, and record producer. [1] He co-founded Je–Wel Records with Jean Oliver (née Bobbie Jean Oliver; 1939–2008) to produce, as Je-Wel's first record, the first record for The Teen Kings in 1956. [2] Oliver's father, Chester Oliver (né Chester Calvin Oliver; 1907–2000), [i] an oil and gas industry lease pumper, [3] [ii] provided financial backing for the Je–Wel label. [4]
The members of The Teen Kings were:
The Teen Kings first record (and Orbison's first recording) was:
Original releases
––––––––––––––––––––
Re-releases
Re-releases via MP3 downloads
Rogers' composition, "So Long, Good Luck and Goodbye", was recorded by Bob Dylan.
Weldon was one of five children born to Otto Brigamyer Rogers (1903–1966) and Sadie Josephine Clifton (maiden 1908–1997) who were farmers. [2] Weldon Rogers – on February 27, 1959, in Tijuana, Mexico – married singer and songwriter Wanda Faye Rogers (née Wanda Faye Narmore; 1929–1910). Both of them had been married before. They divorced October 2, 1967, in Jackson County, Oregon.
Weldon Nelson Rogers died September 13, 2004, in Perryton, Texas, and is buried in the Ochiltree Cemetery, Perryton, Texas. [9]
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