Vinyl records

The Lewis Sisters vinyl records

1 album with 12 vinyl pressings between them. Open an album to see all its pressings and how to spot the first one.

Sisters Helen and Kay Lewis had cut a slew of niche and novelty records with a classical bent, but they came to Motown’s West Coast office in Los Angeles as songwriters and backing vocalists, rather than artists in their own right. The siblings' first song was published and recorded in 1952 and they previously recorded on Liberty, Verve, and World Pacific Records. LA producer Hal Davis liked the ladies’ voices a lot, and so they ended up with an artist contract too; billed, bafflingly, as The Singing School Teachers (even though neither of them were actually teachers), aka The Soul Teasers.