Jesse Lee Turner was born in Addicks, Texas and grew up in the tiny town of Boling. Turner changed labels often during his career. He first recorded "Teenage Misery" for Fraternity Records, but it failed to gain traction. He signed to Carlton Records, where he scored his only hit, "The Little Space Girl" b/w "Shake Baby, Shake," which rose to number 20 on the pop chart early in 1959. Its successor, "Thinkin'," failed to chart, and he left Carlton for Top Rank Records, where he waxed "Do I Worry," a good record that suffered from abysmal promotion. Sudden Records, his next home...