Jan (MO) 45rpm

Jan (MO) 45rpm

Location : 703 East Eastwood Marshall Missouri

Owner : Merrill Gail “Skip” Frazee

Track List

Jan (MO) EP - 3-58 : Norsemen - Missouri Valley College (1958) missing

Jan (MO) EP - 3-58 : Norsemen - Alma Mater (1958) missing

Jan (MO) EP - 3-58 : Norsemen - MVC Fight Song (1958) missing

Jan (MO) EP - 3-58 : Norsemen - Valley Will Roll (1958) missing

Jan (MO) 45 - 4-58 : Warren & The Hoedown Boys - Sultry (1958)

Jan (MO) 45 - 4-58 : Warren & The Hoedown Boys - I Was A Fool (1958)

Jan (MO) 45 - 5-58 : Warren & The Hoedown Boys - Second Man (1958)

Jan (MO) 45 - 5-58 : Warren & The Hoedown Boys - Howdown Hop (1958)

Jan (MO) 45 - 6-58 : F. D. Johnson - Be My Baby (1958)

Jan (MO) 45 - 6-58 : F. D. Johnson - Great Big Moon (1958)

Jan (MO) 45 - 7-58 : Johnny Nace - You Got The Blues (1958)

Jan (MO) 45 - 7-58 : Johnny Nace - Could You Love Me (1958)

Jan (MO) 45 - 8-58 : 

Jan (MO) 45 - 8-58 : 

Jan (MO) 45 - 9-59 : Stratotones - She's My Baby (1959)

Jan (MO) 45 - 9-59 : Stratotones - Stratotones - You’ll Always Be My Love (1959)

Jan (MO) 45 - 10-59 : Stratotones - Does A Cat Have A Tail? (1959)

Jan (MO) 45 - 10-59 : Stratotones - There's No Use To Go On Living (1959)

Jan (MO) 45 - 11959 : Rebel Rousers - Red Headed Woman (1959)

Jan (MO) 45 - 11959 : Rebel Rousers - Dark Road (1959)

Jan (MO) 45 - 121159 : Billy Cox - I Can't Wait 'Til Saturday Night - (1959)

Jan (MO) 45 - 121159 : Billy Cox - Date With The Blues (1959) 

Jan (MO) 45 - 131159 : Johnny Nace - A Bashful Sorta Guy (1959)

Jan (MO) 45 - 131159 : Johnny Nace - Jokin’ With You (1959)

Jan (MO) 45 - 14160 : Rockin' Flames - Cricket (1960)

Jan (MO) 45 - 14160 : Rockin' Flames - Shim Sham (1960)

Thanks to Kent & Slapin’ Jake Kamp for the Help

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From Jimmy

"Merrill Gail “Skip” Frazee, 80, of Mesquite, Texas, died last year on July 28, 2018. 

Skip was born May 5, 1938, in Wellington, Mo., to Stephen and Lula (Bierbaum) Frazee. He graduated from Marshall High School in 1955 and Missouri Valley College in 1959 with degrees in mathematics and physics. Skip enjoyed a career in the audio field. During his high school and college days, he hosted a Sunday afternoon Big Band music show on KMMO, “Swinging with Skip.” Throughout the 50s, he operated Jan Studios, a recording studio in downtown Marshall.
Skip moved to Orlando, Memphis and Dallas, managing recording studios and teaching with the Recording Institute of America. He ventured into motion pictures and enjoyed a lengthy career as an on-location sound mixer for feature films, TV shows, and commercials. In later years, Skip conducted forensic audio analysis and recovery consulting for law enforcement.

Survivors include his life partner Jackie Marin of Mesquite, Texas; three sons, Stephen and Christopher Frazee of Dallas, Texas, and a son in Colorado; former spouse Janice (Welch) Frazee of Colorado; sister-in-law Mary Beth Frazee of Marshall; eight grandchildren; and six nieces and nephews.
Skip was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Judith Frazee; two brothers, Norman and Douglas Frazee; and a daughter"