Jack Bradshaw Born:  March 29, 1930

About The Artist Jack Bradshaw Record Reviews From The Billboard and The Cash Box Date Label Rec No. Review 9/17/1955 (BB) Decca 29654 My Heart, My Heart bright bluesy ditty by a promising new disk personality. (Rating: 75) Flirting With You A cute. bouncy little hem which should help win fans for the newcomer. (Rating: 73) 7/16/1955 (BB) MAR-VEL 751 Searching A nostalgic tune given a quiet, sincere reading by the singer and handsomely backed by steel guitar. (Rating: 67) My Heart, My Heart Picking up the beat, Bradshaw and his Tennessee Trio rush brcathlessly Ihm this material, giving It a cute twist from lime to time with unexpected hesitations. (Rating: 66) 6/2/1958 (BB) MAR-VEL 752 Naughty Girls Ingratiating warbling by Bradshaw and Morgan Sisters on amusing little ditty with good lyrics. Merits spins. (Rating: 76) It Just Ain't Right Plaintive vocal treatment of wistful tune. Good for traditional c. & w. locks. (Rating: 72) 6/14/1958 (CB) MAR-VEL 752 Naughty Girls Here�s an interesting coupling that could very well develop into a two-sided �sleeper�. On this half, Jack Bradshaw, tastefully backed up by the Morgan Sisters, refreshingly romps over a contagious, gimmicked-up novelty bouncer. (Rating: B+) It Just Ain't Right Bradshaw and the gals blend their vocal talents in pleasing style, once again, as they tenderly groove a feelingful romantic lilter. Watch both ends. (Rating: B+) 11/1/1958 (CB) MAR-VEL 753 Men Are Weak Jack Bradshaw follows his attention-getting �Naughty Girls; with one that�ll probably cause an even bigger fuss among the pop anc country platter spinners. On it Jack softly caresses a catchy, easy-goinj tale billed as the �No. 1 song of the Weak�. Interesting side to watcl closely. (Rating: B+) Jo-Jo Underlid is a tantalizing slicing that Bradshaw takes for a refreshing whirl Can also put the artist in hit contention.(Rating: B) 11/13/1958 (BB) MAR-VEL 753 Jo-Jo Rockabilly has chanter threatening to mar his rival's good looks for eying his girl. Some coin ossible. (Rating: Two Stars) Men Are Weak Folkish ballad is offbeat and interesting. Country jockeys will enjoy. (Rating: Two Stars) 9/14/1959 (BB) GLENN 754 No NO A country weeper with a lot of emotion in the reading. C. &mp. W. deejays should expose it.(Rating: 3 stars) Welcome Heart A three-beat country tune. Bradshaw sings it well, in the traditional style. (Rating: Two Stars) 9/19/1959 (BB) GLENN 754 No NO Bradshaw�s soft, whisper-like voice tenderly cuddles this beautiful ballad. The' stylist comes through winningly. (Rating: B+) Welcome Heart More of the special Bradshaw feeling is packed lovingly into this end. Both can make noise. (Rating: B+) Credits & Sources Appearance History This Month

Recordings (78rpm/45rpm)

Christian Way Records
Rec. No.	Side	Song Title
11378	A	One Day Christian
11378	B	From The Bar Stool To The Cross
Decca
Rec. No.	Side	Song Title
29654	A	My Heart, My Heart
29654	B	Searching
Glenn
Rec. No.	Side	Song Title
GL-MV-754	A	Welcome Heart
GL-MV-754	B	No No
GL-MV-755	A	You Hurt Me
GL-MV-755	B	I Got What You Need
Jack Bradshaw
Rec. No.	Side	Song Title
JB-10	A	Flirting With You
JB-10	A	What's The Matter With My Heart
JB-10	B	My Heart, My Heart
JB-10	B	Searching
Mar-Vel
Rec. No.	Side	Song Title
MV-750	A	Don't Tease Me (w/Tennessee Trio)
MV-750	B	Don't Cause Me To Hate You (w/Tennessee Trio)
MV-751	A	My Heart, My Heart (w/Tennessee Trio)
MV-751	B	Searching (w/Tennessee Trio)
MV-752	A	Naughty Girls (w/Morgan Sisters)
MV-752	B	It Just Ain't Right (w/Morgan Sisters)
MV-753	A	Jo-Jo
MV-753	B	Men Are Weak
MV-756	A	Saturday Night Special
MV-756	B	Out Of The Picture