Pomes
Real Name:
Jerome Pomus
Profile:
Sometimes credited as Jerome "Doc" Pomus.
Born Jerome Felder 27.01.1925 in New York City.
Died 14.03.1991 in New York City.
Son of a Brooklyn Doctor, Pomus was crippled by Polio. He recorded one session in 1947, including the single 'My Good Pott' released on Savoy. Never achieving much success as a singer, from 1956, he concentrated on songwriting working together with Mort Shuman.
Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1992 (Non-Performer).
Born Jerome Felder 27.01.1925 in New York City.
Died 14.03.1991 in New York City.
Son of a Brooklyn Doctor, Pomus was crippled by Polio. He recorded one session in 1947, including the single 'My Good Pott' released on Savoy. Never achieving much success as a singer, from 1956, he concentrated on songwriting working together with Mort Shuman.
Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1992 (Non-Performer).
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Doc Pomus
| D Pomus
| D. Domus
| D. Pomus
| D. Ponus
| Doc Pamus
| Doc Pumas
| Domus
| J. Pomus
| Jérôme Pomus
| Jerome "Doc" Pomus
| Jerome Pomus
| Pomes
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| Flashback Party (Medley) (Single) ◄ (2 versions) | Sweets For My Sweet | WEA Records B.V. | 1980 | |