
Calvin Leavy (April 20, 1940 – June 6, 2010) was an African American soul blues and electric blues singer and guitarist. He had a hit single in 1970, when "Cummins Prison Farm" peaked at number 40 on the US Billboard R&B chart, and stayed in the chart for five weeks. More locally, it was number one on the chart of the Memphis, Tennessee based radio station, WDIA. Later in his life, Leavy became the first person indicted under the 1988 Drug Kingpin Law, and he subsequently died in prison.
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Cummins Prison Farm
Cummins Prison
Brought You To The City
Cummins Prison Farm - Original
Born Unlucky
He Walks With Me (Parts 1 & 2)
One Minute Before Midnight
Cummins Prison (Farm)
Free From Cummins Prison Farm
Big Four
Heart Trouble
Enjoy Being Hurt By You
Nine Pound Steel
You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had
Is It Worth All
I Met the Man from Cummins Prison
If Life Last Luck Is Bound To Change
It Hurts Me Too
What Kind Of Love
I Want To Be The Last To Cry
It's Too Early In The Morning
Give Me A Love That I Can Feel
Is It All Worth That I Am Going Through
Funky Jam (Inst.)
I Won't be the Last to Cry
Going To The Dogs Part 1&2
Cummins Prison Farm - Calvin Leavy
Is It Worth All That I'm Going Through
Summins Prison Farm - Calvin Leavy
Give Me a Love (That I Can Feel)
Give Me Love That I Can Feel
Summins Prison Farm
Going To The Dogs, Pt. 1-2
Give Me A Love(That I Can Feel)
Blues For Cummins Prison
Funky Jam
Free From Cummins Prision Farm
Funky Jam (Instrumental)
I've Got Troubles
Nothing But Your Love
Going To The Dogs Part 1 & 2
Cummings Prison Farm
Is It Worth All That I'm Going Through?
Calvin Leavy - Cummins Prison Farm
Cammins Prison Farm
Cummins Prison Farm [45t]
CL02 Calvin Leavy Cummins Prison Farm (45t)
Cummins Prison Farm [45 Version]
Give Me Your Loving Loving
Thieves And Robbers
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