Jaycee Hill was an American rockabilly musician. He was born in Tennessee, but soon moved to Cleveland, Ohio, and then to Valley View, Ohio, where he graduated from high school. With his friend Joe Sway, he formed the duo Hill & Joes, The Valley Boys and began performing on radio and television around Cleveland. After Elvis Presley gave his first performance north of the Mason-Dixon Line in Cleveland, Baker and Sway enthusiastically switched to rockabilly. On June 3, 1956, the two recorded four tracks at Audio Recording Studio in Cleveland, including Romp Stompin' Boogie and A Love So Fine, which were released that same year on Epic as Jaycee Hill accompanied by Joe Sway. After good record sales, producer Joe Sherman invited Hill to a session in New York City, this time without Sway, who had dropped out earlier. There, Hill recorded more tracks with the city's best musicians. This song, Made In Heaven, was released in 1957. This promo single is in Very Good condition.

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