SINGLES

DUKE 158 (45/78rpm)	PAUL PERRYMAN AND HIS BAND	I'm Crying No / Just To Hold My Hand	1956 US
DUKE 162 (45/78rpm)	PAUL PERRYMAN AND HIS BAND	Yes I Do / Just For Your Call	1956 US
DUKE 169 (45/78rpm)	PAUL PERRYMAN, BILL HARVEY ORCHESTRA	Long Enough / Nobody Loves Me	1957 US
DUKE 181 (45/78rpm)	PAUL PERRYMAN AND HIS BAND	Satellite Fever - Asiatic Flu / I'm Walking Out	1958 US
DUKE 195 (45/78rpm)	PAUL PERRYMAN AND HIS BAND	Just To Be Close To You / While You Wait	1958 US
DUKE 305 (45/78rpm)	PAUL PERRYMAN	Teen-Age Romeo / Paul Loves Betty	1959 US
FIRE 1018 (45rpm)	PAUL PERRYMAN	Look At My Baby / Keep A'Calling	1960 US

COMPILATIONS

DUKE DLP-73	V/A: LIKE 'ER RED HOT  (LP) Just To Hold My Hand -- reissue: ABC-Duke DLPX-73, 1974 US --	1960 US
WENDI LP 00010	V/A: IT'S CALLED ROCK AND ROLL  (LP) Satellite Fever - Asiatic Flu	1980 AUS
ITZY 1001	V/A: PITTSBURGH'S FAVORITE OLDIES, "AT THE HOP VI  (CD) Satellite Fever - Asiatic Flu	1999 US
PAST PERFECT 220240-325	V/A: RHYTHM & BLUES GOES ROCK'N'ROLL, VOLUME 1  (15-CD) Just To Be Close To You	2002 GER
VIPER CD 014	V/A: THE ULTIMATE 50'S ROCKIN' SCI-FI DISC  (CD) Satellite Fever - Asiatic Flu -- reissue: Viper CD 056, 2009 UK --	2003 UK
# (download only?)	V/A: BEST OF DOOWOP & 50'S HUB - BEST OF DOOWOP, VOL.1  (CD)  Teenage Romeo	2009
FUEL 2000 RECORDS 618801	V/A: FUEL RECORDS PRESENTS THE FIRE/FURY R&B STORY  (2-CD)  Keep A'Calling / Work To Be Done	2011 US

In addition, "Just To Hold My Hand" written by Paul Perryman (and Don Robey), has also been covered by Clyde McPhatter (Atlantic, 1958), Rockin' Dave Allen (Eric, 1964), Vernon [Garrett] & Jewel [Whittaker] (Kent, 1965) and Johnny Rivers (Collectors' Choice, 1999/2001).

Paul Perryman is mentioned as one of the "BMI writers associated with Lion Publishing Co. and its affliates" in a Billboard magazine ad of Don Robey's Lion Company published on January 30, 1961.

"Satellite Fever - Asiatic Flu" was also recorded by Texan rock'n'roll artist Lonnie Miley on a Houston-based Kix label (ran by Lelan Rogers) in 1958 (released in c. March 1958; with similar lyrics to Paul Perryman's version). Miley's version is however credited on a record label as written by R. Doggett (= another singer Elmer Ray Dogget who also recorded for Kix label), while Perryman's Duke single gives the writer credits to R. White (which, according to BMI database, should be country & western/pop songwriter Russell White).