Clarence Henry Frogman - But I Do: The Complete Releases 1956-62 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Rhythm & Blues
- Description: Clarence 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 InchAin't Got No HomeInch with his trademark croak in his voice, he was signed to Chess and had a hit with his first , although it was five years before his next success. In the period covered by this set, had had ten chart entries including Top 10 hits on both sides of the Atlantic with InchI Don't Know Why (But I Do)Inch and InchYou Always Hurt The One You LoveInch. This 30-track CD comprises the A and B sides of his singles during this era on the Argo tag plus the tracks from his album InchYou Always Hurt The One You LoveInch album not otherwise released on singles. It features all his ten pop, R&B & UK chart entries from these years, including the Top 10 hits InchAin't Got No HomeInch, InchI Don't Know Why (But I Do)Inch and InchYou Always Hurt the One You LoveInch. His music was very much inspired by and typical of the New Orleans R & B idiom, and his highly individual vocal style earned him the nickname InchFrogmanInch. This collection offers a comprehensive overview of this first era of his career, and an entertaining showcase for that distinctive approach. Album Tracks 1. Ain't Got No Home 2. Troubles, Troubles 3. Lonely Tramp 4. I'm a Country Boy 5. I Found a Home 6. It Won't Be Long 7. Baby Baby Please 8. I'm in Love 9. I Don't Know Why (But I Do) 10. Just My Baby and Me 11. You Always Hurt the One You Love 12. Little Suzy 13. Why Can't You 14. Lonely Street 15. On Bended Knees 16. Standing in the Need of Love 17. A Little Too Much 18. I Wish I Could Say the Same 19. Dream Myself a Sweetheart 20. Lost Without You 21. The
- Artist: Clarence Henry Frogman
- Title: But I Do: The Complete Releases 1956-62
- Format: CD
- Label: Acrobat
- Release Date: 10/15/2021
- Genre: Rhythm & Blues
- Number Of Discs: 1
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- Product Name: Clarence Henry Frogman - But I Do: The Complete Releases 1956-62 - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 824046440220
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Clarence 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 InchAin't Got No HomeInch with his trademark croak in his voice, he was signed to Chess and had a hit with his first , although it was five years before his next success. In the period covered by this set, had had ten chart entries including Top 10 hits on both sides of the Atlantic with InchI Don't Know Why (But I Do)Inch and InchYou Always Hurt The One You LoveInch. This 30-track CD comprises the A and B sides of his singles during this era on the Argo tag plus the tracks from his album InchYou Always Hurt The One You LoveInch album not otherwise released on singles. It features all his ten pop, R&B & UK chart entries from these years, including the Top 10 hits InchAin't Got No HomeInch, InchI Don't Know Why (But I Do)Inch and InchYou Always Hurt the One You LoveInch. His music was very much inspired by and typical of the New Orleans R & B idiom, and his highly individual vocal style earned him the nickname InchFrogmanInch. This collection offers a comprehensive overview of this first era of his career, and an entertaining showcase for that distinctive approach. Album Tracks 1. Ain't Got No Home 2. Troubles, Troubles 3. Lonely Tramp 4. I'm a Country Boy 5. I Found a Home 6. It Won't Be Long 7. Baby Baby Please 8. I'm in Love 9. I Don't Know Why (But I Do) 10. Just My Baby and Me 11. You Always Hurt the One You Love 12. Little Suzy 13. Why Can't You 14. Lonely Street 15. On Bended Knees 16. Standing in the Need of Love 17. A Little Too Much 18. I Wish I Could Say the Same 19. Dream Myself a Sweetheart 20. Lost Without You 21. The
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