Gotham Records was a Philly-based label which formed just after World War Two and stayed in business until the advent of the rock and roll era. It had a varied catalog, including gospel, R&B, Country, Pop, Rock ’n’ Roll and Jazz artists, but in its final couple of years in business it became one of the leading proponents of Philadelphia doo-wop. These collections are now hard to find.
trax:1. My Baby Loves Me - Charlie Gracie 2. Head Home Honey - Charlie Gracie 3. Wildwood Boogie - Charlie Gracie 4. Honey, Honey - Charlie Gracie 5. Shake a Hand - The Mike Pendicin Quintet 6. Mambo Boogie - The Playboys 7. Everybody's Going Crazy - The Playboys 8. Jump Figaro Jump - The Nu-Tones 9. Have Yourself a Ball - Don Haven 10. Everybody's Going Crazy - Don Haven 11. Rockin' and Rollin' - Bobby Boyd's Jazz Bombers 12. Dilly Dally - Bobby Boyd's Jazz Bombers 13. Disc Jockey's Boogie - The Mike Pendicin Quintet 14. Frankie and Johnnie - Charlie Gracie 15. Hod Rod Shotgun Boogie #2 - Tillman Franks 16. Walking the Dog - Tex Grimsley 17. Teardrops - Tex Grimsley 18. Beer and Pinballs - Claude King 19. 51 Beers - Claude King 20. You're Just Imagination - Faron Young 21. Have I Waited Too Long - Faron Young 22. Hi-Tone Poppa - Tillman Franks 23. I Heard the Jukebox Playing - Faron Young 24. A Million Mistakes - Claude King 25. Why Should I - Claude King 26. Court of Justice - Teddy Wilburn 27. How Would You Like to Call Me Sweetheart - Teddy Wilburn 28. I'm a Free Man Now - Faron Young
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