Here are the 3 hit records that they made.

1. If I Give My Heart To You / Lonesome --- MGM Records  Click Here

2. You You're Different / As Long As You're Mine --- JEM Records  Click Here

3. Hey Joe Calypso / Give Me Love And Nothing More --- FEE BEE Records  Click Here

***When We're Together / That's What I Like About You --- Del-Ray Records Click Here

4. (Demo Copy) Heartache in Costume / Me Too - Me Too - Me Too --- Wayne Pascuzzi Label  Click Here

***Found this record on EBay.  This 45 was never released. We as the Wright Brothers have the only copy of this on a Acetate 78 record on the Pascuzzi Label.  It says on the label that it was made in the USA 1958. From what I was reading on the internet, the Del-Ray label is part of a country label called BLUE HEN Records out of Harrington, Delaware but when you hear this song it is not a country song.

Pictures & Stuff

• The Wright Brothers 50th Anniversary Article done by David Sallinger from The Daily News on Sept 10. 2004 Click Here

• Here are The Mell-Tones before they became The Wright Brothers in 1953-54.

• Wright Brothers Trio on Wax: An article in the newspaper from 1957 to help the push of their 3rd 45 record Hey Joe Calypso.

• Another beautiful picture of the Wright Brothers from The Lamplighter in 1963.   Click Here

• The Wright Brothers Here in 1973 --- Joe, Jim and Mel.  Click Here

Joe      George    Jay

• The Wright Brothers Here in 1977 --- Joe, Bob, Art and Mitch.  Click Here

• Here is a picture of the JEM Record Jukebox Title Strip. Click Here

• Want to be a member of the Wright Brothers Fan Club? Click Here

• Three Steel Workers Click As Vocal Trio  Click Here

• Here as an article out of The Daily News Paper here in McKeesport  Click Here

• Here is another article out of the news paper. This is when the Wright Brothers were called The Mell-tones.  Click Here

• The Wright Brothers open for The Lamplighter a supper club located on Route 22 near Delmont.  Click Here

• Here are the Wright Brothers from The Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph Newspaper on December 30, 1954 with Lennie Martin and Patti Troy. Click Here