I don't know a lot about Kenny Ambrose. I do know he was from the Pittsburgh area, and sang at many of the local venues. He also first recorded for Hamilton records, and then for the Willett label of PA. On the left is the promotional picture that was used while he was recording for Hamliton/Dot records. On the right is a picture of Kenny with Kathy Zee.
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Here is the first release for Kenny Ambrose. "Come On And Marry Me" was issued in 1958. "Don't Be A Fool For Love" was the flip. They were released on the Hamilton label, which was a subsidiary of the huge Dot label. There were actually several groups that recorded for Hamilton,
Here is the Second of two releases that I am aware of for Kenny Ambrose as a single artist. This is on Elmer Willett's Willett label out of McKeesport, PA. "Your Love Is My Love" was recorded in 1959, and was the "A" side. The driving up tempo flip was "Won't You (Love Me Baby)". Two good sides from Kenny Ambrose, and they included a group on the recordings.
Kenny Ambrose had a brief recording career, but had four good sides. If you know of any other records that credit him as the single artist, please let me know.
