Leroy Kirkland -I'll Be Rockin' -JASMINE CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Stop Talkin' and Start Walkin' - Annie Laurie

1.2 Gabbin' Blues - Big Maybelle

1.3 Good Lovin' - the Clovers

1.4 I'll Be Sittin', I'll Be Rockin' - Larry Darnell

1.5 You're the Kind of Woman - Sammy Cotton

1.6 Short John - Dinah Washington

1.7 When Will My Troubles End? - the Five Keys

1.8 You Can't Stay Here - Melvin Smith

1.9 Give a Little Time - Milt Trenier

1.10 Come Back Maybelline - Big John Greer

1.11 Flip and Skip - Claude Cloud ; His Thunderclaps

1.12 Fish Roll - Sam 'The Man' Taylor ; His Orchestra

1.13 Well, I Tried - Screamin' Jay Hawkins

1.14 Mumbles Blues - Big Connie

1.15 Follow the Leader - Lillian Briggs

1.16 The Bear Hug - Mr. Bear and His Bearcats

1.17 Paramount Rock - Leroy Kirkland's Hi-Flyers

1.18 Sentimental Daddy-O - Brook Benton

1.19 Stay a Little Longer - the Equadors

1.20 Night Ride - King's Henchmen

1.21 Who's That Knocking - the Genies

1.22 All in My Mind - Maxine Brown

1.23 When You Dance - Billy Storm and the Storms

1.24 Stop the Wedding - Etta James

1.25 Don't Stop the Wedding - Ann Cole

1.26 I'll Be a Crybaby (From Now on) - Pearl Woods ; the Gems

1.27 Sloppin' - Pearl Woods ; the Gems

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After Otis Blackwell and Jesse Stone, Leroy Kirkland became perhaps the most prestigious Black R&B composer of the mid-20th century having enjoyed a stellar grounding. He served with Erskine Hawkins, Cootie Williams and Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey in their orchestras. Coming into his own in 1954, he became a key figure along with Sam â??The Manâ? Taylor in the Alan Freed Orchestra. He later wrote for The Clovers, Etta James and Maxine Brown for whom he composed best sellers like â??Good Lovinâ??, â??Stop The Weddingâ??, and â??All In My Mindâ??. This first-time release of some of Kirklandâ??s most significant work includes many of his best-known successes. -

After Otis Blackwell and Jesse Stone, Leroy Kirkland became perhaps the most prestigious Black R&B composer of the mid-20th century having enjoyed a stellar grounding. He served with Erskine Hawkins, Cootie Williams and Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey in their orchestras. Coming into his own in 1954, he became a key figure along with Sam "The Man" Taylor in the Alan Freed Orchestra. He later wrote for The Clovers, Etta James and Maxine Brown for whom he composed best sellers like 'Good Lovin', 'Stop The Wedding', and 'All In My Mind'. This first-time release of some of Kirkland's most significant work includes many of his best-known successes.

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JASMCD3211

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