Clarence Henry - Ain't got no home - 1956 - Frogman. + Informações

...why I love You but I do. + Informações

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# 4 rated Clarence Henry takes on # 3 rated Bob Baker in a clash between two of America's top young heavyweights in 1951.. + Informações

Clarence Henry in his prime knocks out the dangerous Bob Satterfield in a wild slugfest. + Informações

Troubles Troubles by Clarence Henry released in 1956, but probably more suitable for today. Played on a 1954 Seeburg jukebox. + Informações

ARGO 5259 [ 1956 ] Clarence Henry " Frog Man". + Informações

I read that this song gave him the nickname 'Frogman'. It also kick-started the New Orleans singer's career. Ribbet!. + Informações

Charted at #12 on Billboard Hot 100 in May 1961, #6 on UK Singles chart and #11 on R&B chart. Remake of a song which was a #1 Pop hit for the Mills Brothers in June 1944 (#5 R&B). Other chart versions: #10 Pop for Sammy Kaye in January 1945, #13 in the UK for Connie Francis in December 1958 and #102 Bubbling Under the Hot 100 for Fats Domino in April 1963. Original Billboard review: "Young Henry is big now with "But I Do", and his reading of the oldie Mills Brothers' hit, bids fair as a repeater. It's done with style." Clarence is also known as Clarence "Frogman" Henry. Written by Allan Roberts & Doris Fisher. B-side is "Little Suzy".. + Informações

I have always wanted to record this great old song. I am glad I was finally able to do so. This song was written by Paul Gayten and Bobby Charles (as Robert Guidry) and was recorded by Clarence "Frogman" Henry in 1961. I have been listening to the ARCO brown labeled 45 since I was just a child. This is certainly a different type of song for me to record so I hope that some of you guys out there will like it......Terry. + Informações

Clarence Henry - [Argo 5426] Come On And Dance. + Informações

Louisiana Music Hall Of Fame 2007 Inductee Clarence "Frogman" Henry at his induction performance in April of 2007 in Mandeville, LA, performance clips from his classics "You Always Hurt The One You Love", "I Don't Know Why I Love You, But I Do" and "I'm A Lonely Frog". More information on Clarence Henry and all the Louisiana Music Hall Of Fame Inductees can be found at www.lmhof.org. More Louisiana Music Hall Of Fame Artists induction performance highlights can also be found on You Tube. The Louisiana Music Hall Of Fame web site at www.lmhof.org features thousands of static images and videos along with bios and articles on our Inductees. Please visit LMHOF and learn about our amazing artists and music history in Louisiana. LMHOF is a non profit organization dedicated to preserving the musical heritage of Louisiana.. + Informações

One very energetic Lindy Hop , Swing Dance music. + Informações

Great R&B Rocker CLARENCE HENRY LITTLE SUZY". + Informações

"Ain't Got No Home", written by LMHOF member Clarence Henry is nominee #15 for The Louisiana Music Hall Of Fame's Favorite Louisiana Song - Year of the Song (2010). To vote for "Ain't Got No Home" follow this link: louisianamusichalloffame.org To learn more about the Louisiana's Favorite Song for Year of the Song, the Year of the Song, The Louisiana Music Hall Of Fame or any of our inductee members, go to www.LMHOF.org. + Informações

This is great. It was in The Lost Boys film, but not on the soundtrack. When I started getting into rhythm & blues I remebered this and what a wicked tune it is. I've heard Clarence Henry discribed as a Fats Domino impersonator, which seems a bit unfair when you hear something as cool as this, I think he has something all of his own.. + Informações

AIN'T GOT NO HOME by Clarence Henry 'Frog Man'. + Informações

TROUBLES, TROUBLES by Clarence Henry on ARGO label 78 rpm. + Informações

Rock n' Roll. + Informações

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A cover of Allen Collay's monster swamp doo-wop hit. This is one of the frogman's first recordings on Dial Records (Joe Tex) after leaving Argo (Chess) records.. + Informações

Clarence Frogman Henry | Ain't Got No Home | 1956 radiocarino.com Clarence Frogman Henry | Ain't Got No Home | 1956. + Informações

This New Orleans native was the opening act for the Beatles for their live concerts in the US during 1964. Clarence first gained fame with the recording of "Ain't Got No Home" in 1957, and "(I Don't Know Why) But I Do written by Paul Gayten and Bobby Charles went to #4 on the pop charts in March of 1961 for the "Frogman".. + Informações

Apologies again for the bad sound recording, I was next to the speaker and the sound is distorted. Clarence Henry rocked!. + Informações