1950s US Rockabilly artist. He had a short lived career releasing his single 'Trapped Love / Steelworker Blues' in 1958 on the local Val label. The record sold well and was picked up for national release by Dot Records. 'Trapped Love' was later covered by The Cramps. Doing a little research into Keith Courvale, it MAY be that Keith Courvale was actually a pseudonym for one Keith Allyn Poulin as shown in "Catalog of Copyright Entries: Third Series." In it, it shows Keith Courvale as having that pseudonym and who obtained a copyright in April, 1960 for a song titled, "High School Hop." I have NOT been able to verify if one and the same.
1958
2012
Swampfire Records
10", MiniAlbum, Ltd, Pic, Smplr
2023
Bear Family Records
CD, Comp
2020
ZYX Music
2xCD, Comp
2019
Reel To Reel Music Company
10xCD, Comp + Box
2019
2018
Reel To Reel Music Company
LP, Comp, Pic
2017
Big3
3xCD, Comp
2017
Real Gone Music Company
4xCD, Comp, Dlx, RM
2015
Fantastic Voyage
2xLP, Comp
2015
Documents
10xCD, Comp + Box
2014
Retroworld
6xCD, Comp
2014
Union Square Music, My Kind Of Music
2xCD, Comp
2013
The Intense Media
40xCD, Comp, Mono + Box
2013
The Intense Media
10xCD, Comp + Box
2012
2012
2011
Buffalo Bop
CD, Album, Comp
2009
Righteous
CD, Comp
2001
Yeaah!
CD, Comp
2001
Lost Gold Records
CD, Comp
1997
Bear Family Records
CD, Comp
1996
Ace
CD, Comp
1992
Chief Records (9)
CD, Comp
1978
ABC Records
LP, Comp, Mono
1976
Past Records, Past Records
LP, Comp, Mono
1976
Cato Records
LP, Comp
Vladimir Twist Records
LP, Comp
Trailer-Park Records
CD, Comp
Not On Label
2xCD, Comp, RE
Pan-American Recordings
CD, Comp
2003
Born Bad
LP, Comp, Unofficial
2000
Landy Star Music
CD, Comp, Unofficial
2000
Not On Label
CD, Comp, Unofficial
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