
Louis Jordan (1908-1975) was an energetic and witty alto saxophonist and successful small combo leader. He was one of the chief pioneers of the R&B genre, much imitated during the 40s and 50s. His humorous and infectious tunes made him one of the first black entertainers to enjoy appreciable sales within the pop sector.
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Knock Me A Kiss
All For The Love Of Lil
Daddy-O
Let The Good Times Roll
Choo Choo Ch'Boogie
On the Sunny Side of the Street 112 (LJ)
I Like 'Em Fat Like That 204
Safe, Sane And Single
I Like 'Em Fat Like That
Five Guys Named Moe
Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying
Baby That's Alright For You (Married Woman Blues)
Five Guys Named Mo
Texas And Pacific
All For The Love Of Lil 243
Texas And Pacific 178
Buzz Me
How Long Must I Wait for You?
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