Clarence Henry Frogman - But I Do: The Complete Releases 1956-62Clarence Henry was a rhythm & blues singer an pianist from New Orleans and an early disciple of Fats Domino and Professor Longhair, playing in the early '50s with Bobby Mitchell & The Toppers and the band of saxophonist Eddie Smith. When Chess A & R man Paul Gayten heard him sing his composition "Ain't Got No Home" with his trademark croak in his voice, he was signed to Chess and had a hit with his first release, although it was five years before his

it is a unique opportunity to be able to record all versions of a symphony

also called "Carl Belew" on the Wrangler/Forum Circle label

"The First Hot 100 of the '60s" (ACQCD7097)

This one concentrates on artists from the Bay Area of California and offers some of the most unvarnished and basic down home recordings of the whole series

The selected A & B sides of her solo singles also feature her solo hits on Coral from 1949 "How It Lies

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- A gifted singer and arranger

which can draw on many years of Bruckner interpretation

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who was also a popular radio and TV host

These are rarely heard and highly collectable recordings