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| Yana: Extremely glamorous ballad singer who rose to fame through UK televison. Her real name was Pamela Guard and she was born in Essex during 1932. She turned towards variety and pantomime during the 1960s but her appeal gradually faded and her show business involvement became intermittent. She died during 1989 aged 57. | ||
| HMV POP252 | 1956 | Climb Up The Wall/ If You Don't Love Me |
| HMV POP340 | 1957 | Mr. Wonderful/ Too Close For Comfort |
| HMV POP481 | 1958 | I Need You/ I Miss You Mama |
| HMV POP546 | 1958 | Papa And Mama/ In The Morning |
| Young-Holt Unlimited: Eldee Young, Isaac Holt were part of Ramsey Lewis' group and helped in the recording of the 'In Crowd', but formed this new group with a new pianist Don Walker. However, despite remaining in this guise for a number of years they eventually rejoined Ramsey Lewis again during the 1980s. | ||
| Coral Q72489 | 1967 | Wack Wack/ This Little Girl (As Young-Holt Trio) |
| MCA MU1053 | 1969 | Soulful Strut/ Country Slicker Joe |
| Youngfolk: From US Mar-V-Lus label, also issued in the US as Miss Madeleine | ||
| President PT136 | 1968 | Lonely Girl/ Joey |
| Yves Montand: This French movie actor could sing too, but never had musical success in the UK. | ||
| Philips BF1260 | 1963 | La Chansonnette/ Rengaine Ta Rengaine |
| Yvonne De Carlo: Canadian born movie actress who could also sing. Probably now best known for playing 'Morticia' in TV's 'The Munsters' | ||
| Capitol CL14380 | 1955 | Take It Or Leave It/ Three Little Stars |