Since Vee Jay was legally barred from using Love Me Do and P. S. I Love
You, why not  sneak it out on a subsidiary label before anyone noticed? And that
is just what they did.  Tollie records was born with the 2nd issue being , you
guessed it, Love Me Do  b/w P. S. I Love You.
       The band’s very first release. It came out in the UK in Oct. 1962 and peaked at #17.
It was not released in the U.S. until the spring of 1964.




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Vee Jay Singles History
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