Jeweldine Taylor

Jeweldine Taylor TRC Records promotional photo

My name is Jeweldine Taylor. I wrote and recorded “Look Who’s Talking About Love”, backed by Jim Bogle and the Beaumen. Recorded at Clifford Harring Studio, Fort Worth, Texas, on the T.R.C. Label. On the flip side was a song I also wrote, “Your Choice”.

at Geneva Hall, with Dale McBride, Gaylon Christie and Roy Robinson

A few months later, I formed my own band, Jeweldine Taylor and the Rockets. On occasions I appeared with other bands as a female vocalist.I had two lead guitar players, Tommy Christian, who I lost when he took a job with Chuck Harding and his wife. I then hired Jim Walker who stayed as long as I had a band.

Bass players were Tony Fishers, Wallace Pelton, Johnny Eubanks, and Algie Roundtree. Drummers, James Jackson, Mike Stewart, Mickey Sharp, and David West. Two saxophone players, Danny Fisk and Paul Jones. Other musicians were sometimes employed on a temporary bases until a permanent member could be found.

In the spring of 1965 I met a young Army officer named Douglas B. Gremel. We were married on August 7, 1965. After about ten months, with all contracts fulfilled, I dissolved the band and quit professional music.

About three years later, I started writing and recording gospel music as Jewel Gremel. My last recording was in 1999. My song New Jerusalem, was recorded by the Belville Brothers in the late 1990s.

Sincerely,
Jewel Gremel

at the Imperial Club, featuring Earl Crosby 407 Dallas Highway
with the Rockets at the Flame Room, formerly the Tropical 1520 S. Loop Drive, Waco
with Link Davis, Big Mamou and Paul Wayne at the Terrace on Dallas Highway
In the Sahara Ballroom of the Sahara Club, 111 East Industrial Blvd.

All clippings courtesy Jewel Gremel

3 thoughts on “Jeweldine Taylor”

  1. Sought out this record on Youtube after stumbling across Jweldine Taylor article. Great little song! Have played the song a dozen times and it still sounds fresh and vibrant. Cheers Jewel!!

  2. Hows thangs danny fisk. Check out stealing a moment by Snapdragon and others like Danny fisk Summertime.

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