Lana Del Rio

Not to be confused with Latin singer and actress Yolanda del Rio, the vocalist Lana Del Rio was based out of New York City in the '50s. Although one of her producers was Joe Davis, she was a member of a group called the Del Rio Sisters that Davis recorded early in that decade, none of whom were named Del Rio. (They weren't supposed to have been real sisters, either.) Lana Del Rio spent two days in early 1959 recording under Davis' guidance in the old Mastertone recording facility on 42nd Street in Manhattan. The result was Para Hombres, supposedly the first full-length album ...