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| O.V. Wright: Overton Vertis Wright was a Soul singer from Memphis. | ||
| Vocalion VP9249 | 1965 | You're Gonna Make Me Cry/ Monkey Dog |
| Vocalion VP9255 | 1966 | Poor Boy/ I'm In Your Corner |
| Vocalion VP9272 | 1966 | Gone For Good/ How Long Baby |
| London HLZ10137 | 1967 | 8 Men 4 Women/ Fed Up With The Blues |
| Sue WI4043 | 1968 | What About You/ What Did You Tell This Girl Of Mine |
| Action ACT4505 | 1969 | Oh Baby Mine/ Working Your Game |
| Action ACT4527 | 1969 | I Want Everyone To Know/ I'm Gonna Forget About You |
| Oedipus Complex: Quartet started by keyboard player Ivan Chandler. | ||
| Philips BF1716 | 1968 | Holding My Hands Out/ Brough Me Such Confusion |
| Philips BF1771 | 1969 | Up Down Round And Round/ Empty Highway |
| Orchids: UK Girl trio from Coventry, I think. | ||
| Decca F11743 | 1963 | Gonna Make Him Mine/ Stay At Home |
| Decca F11785 | 1963 | Love Hit Me/ Don't Make Me Mad |
| Decca F11861 | 1964 | I've Got That Feeling/ Larry |
| Originals: | ||
| Top Rank JAR600 | 1962 | Gimmee A Little Kiss, Will Ya, Huh/ At Times Like This |
| Originals: There were a lot of 'Originals'. This lot seem to be different to those above who weren't the same as the 'Originals' that backed Rosie. So who were the original Originals? I don't know. | ||
| Tamla Motown TMG592 | 1967 | Goodnight Irene/ Need Your Lovin', Want You Back |
| Tamla Motown TMG702 | 1969 | Green Grow The Lilacs/ You'e The One |
| Oscar Brown Jnr.: | ||
| Philips BF1097 | 1961 | But I Was Cool/ Dat Dere |
| Otis Blackwell: Blackwell wrote some of the definitive rock and roll songs of the era. He recorded himself, but was most successful writing for other artists. He had a long association with Elvis Presley for whom he wrote 'All Shook Up' , Don't Be Cruel', Return To Sender' and many others. This is the only UK release I'm aware of. | ||
| London HLE8616 | 1958 | Make Ready For Love/ When You're Around |
| Otis Clay: Mississippi born, was brought up with gospel music and was an accomplished singer. His output became a mixture of Gospel and R&B shortly after he resettled in Chicago during 1957. | ||
| President PT121 | 1967 | It's Easier Said Than Done/ Flame In Your Heart |
| President PT132 | 1968 | I'm Satisfied/ Testify |
| President PT148 | 1968 | That's How It Is/ Show Place |
| President PT176 | 1968 | A Lasting Love/ Got To Find A Way |
| Atlantic 584282 | 1969 | Baby Jane/ You Hurt Me For The Last Time |
| Otis Rush: Born in Mississipi during 1934, Rush resettled in Chicago in 1949. His music represents the new wave of blues that emerged from that city during the late 1950s. | ||
| Vocalion V-P9260 | 1966 | Homework/ I Have To Laugh |
| Blue Horizon 573159 | 1969 | All Your Love/ Double Trouble |
| Otis Spann: Born in Mississipi during 1930, Spann resettled in Chicago in 1947. He was a prominent blues pianist and a member of Muddy Water's band for 15 years. | ||
| Decca F11972 | 1964 | Stirs Me Up/ Keep Your Hand Out Of My Pocket |
| Blue Horizon 573142 | 1968 | Bloody Murder/ Can't Do Me No Good |
| Blue Horizon 573155 | 1969 | Walkin'/ Temperature Is Rising |
| Ottilie Patterson: Chris Barber's resident singer for a number of years. | ||
| Pye 7N15109 | 1957 | Kay-Cee Rider/ I Love You Baby |
| Pye 7NJ2015 | 1958 | Jailhouse Blues/ Beale Street Blues |
| Pye 7NJ2025 | 1958 | Trombone Cholly/ Lawdy Lawdy Blues |
| Columbia DB4760 | 1962 | I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby/ Blueberry Hill |
| Columbia DB7140 | 1963 | Jealous Heart/ Won't Be Long |
| Columbia DB7208 | 1963 | Baby Please Don't Go/ I Feel So Good |
| Columbia DB7332 | 1964 | O Me, What Eyes Hath Love/ Tell Me Where |
| Marmalade 598016 | 1969 | Spring Song/ Sound Of The Door As It Closes |
| Owen And Leon: West Indian Ska | ||
| Island WI163 | 1964 | My Love For You/ How Many Times |
| Island WI164 | 1964 | Fits Is On Me/ |
| Island WI165 | 1964 | Running Around/ |
| Ska Beat JB189 | 1965 | Woman/ |
| Ozzie Warlock And The Wizards: The original theme tune to TV's 'Juke Box Jury' until David Jacobs decided in 1960, that John Barry's 'Hit And Miss' was more suitable. | ||
| HMV POP635 | 1959 | Juke Box Jury/ Wow! |