Steve Rossi & Slappy White
I FOUND ME A WHITE MAN!
YOU FIND YOURSELF ONE!
Roulette Record Label
Produced By Steve Rossi & Slappy White Productions.











Slappy White(1920-1995). The photo is late 1960s, early 1970s Slappy White Born: 1920 in Baltimore, Maryland Died: Nov 08, 1995 Occupation: Actor Active: '70s-'80s Major Genres: Comedy Career Highlights: Amazing Grace, The Man from O.R.G.Y., Sanford and Son: The Puerto Ricans are Coming! First Major Screen Credit: The Man from O.R.G.Y. (1970) Biography Much-loved funnyman Slappy White spent the bulk of his long career performing in nightclubs, particularly those catering to black audiences in Atlantic City, NJ and Las Vegas. He only occasionally appeared in feature films. Born Melvin White in Baltimore, Maryland, he was raised in poverty and started out dancing on the streets for small change. At one time, he partnered with Redd Foxx. Many years later, after both had become famous comics, they would sometimes perform together. White often drew upon the hardships of his early life to create his comedy. The wearing of a white and a black glove on either hand to symbolize the need for racial harmony was one of White's special trademarks. In 1969, White teamed with Steve Rossi and they became one of the first successful racially mixed comedy acts. White made his feature-film debut with Ross in the silly sexploitation film The Man from O.R.G.Y. (1970). White sometimes appeared on television. In 1972, White played "Melvin" on Red Foxx's sitcom Sanford and Son. He also had a regular role on the 1995 children's series Fudge. He made his last film appearance in the Billy Crystal vehicle Mr. Saturday Night (1991). White was an honor board member and inductee in the National Comedy Hall of Fame.




















KALLUM & ROSSI - PATTY HEARST KIDNAPPING!
A MOST UNUSUAL RECORD!

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KALLUM & ROSSI WAV # 1
KALLUM & ROSSI WAV # 2
KALLUM & ROSSI WAV # 3

50'S TEEN 45 BY STEVE ROSSI AND THE ROBINAIRES ON ROBIN RECORDS # 1001. SONGS: POINCIANA/I'M GONNA HATE MYSELF


45 BY STEVE ROSSI ON COLUMBIA RECORDS # 41854. SONGS: SONG OF A FOOL/COME COMPLETELY TO ME


TEEN 45 BY STEVE ROSSI ON COLUMBIA RECORDS # 41558. SONGS: IN BETWEEN MY TEARS/FOR THE WANT OF A KISS.







Roulette, R 508, circa 1960's; Marty Allen & Steve Rossi album 'Dedicated To Our Armed Forces'; 13 tracks including 'Punchy The Fighter', 'Blood Brothers' and 'See The Funny Clown'
























BERNIE ALLEN & STEVE ROSSI












1998