
Eddie Cooley (born Edward James Cooley on 15 April 1933 ; died 15 April 2020) was an American R&B singer and songwriter who co-wrote the much-recorded song "Fever." He also had a US pop hit in 1956 with "Priscilla," credited to Eddie Cooley & the Dimples.
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Fever
got a little woman
Priscilla
Priscilla (with The Dimples)
Lay It On
Hey You
Trente-neuf de fièvre (Instrumental)
Fever (Arr. Peter Foggitt)
Driftwood
Hot Biscuits And Sweet Marie
Hey You!
Harry And Carry
Fever (Arr. by Jirka Kadlec)
Pricilla
Oh Priscilla
harry & carry
Pull Mon Pull
Juicy Fruit
The Wildest Time
Betty Lou
Leona
Trente-neuf de fievre "Fever"
Let's Carve Our Names
Fever (1956)
Priscilla [alt.take]
Got A Litte Woman
A Spark Met A Flame
Lets Carve Our Names
Be My Steady (Clementine)
Studio talk
For My Love (Feat. Trina)
Harry
Jim Dandy [*]
Tweedle Dee [*]
All Shook Up [*]
Send for Me [*]
Hot Biscuits and Sweet Marie [*]
Come on, Come On [*]
Music and Fire [*]
Some Cold Night Now [*]
- Fever
Eddie Cooley – Hey You
All Shook Up-Otis Blackwell-'61-MGM LP 3912
07 - - Oh Priscilla
Lieber Fieber
Hey You 1957
A Spank Met A Flame
Be My Steady
Fever (feat. Lindsey Gort)
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