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Cousin" Leroy Rozier,Ember Records 1957 B/W Up The River.

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Don't Cut Out On Me. A3. –Cousin Leroy. I'm Checking Up. B2. Waiting At The Station.

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Cousin Leroy's albums. 2014 pop. Up the River. R and B Evergreens, Vol. 2. 2016 soul. Love Me Tender - From the Vaults. 2016 pop. The Records Story, Vol. 1. 32. 2016 r'n'b. Music Road, Vol. 4 - Pop Travel. Cousin Leroy - I´m Lonesome Up the River, 2014 02:20.

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Cousin Leroy was a singer, harp player and guitarist from rural Georgia whose R&B records in the late 50s put the emphasis squarely on the Blues half of the equation. He was part of the Post-WWII club scene in New York, and his regular associates included Champion Jack Dupree and Larry Dale, who graced all Leroy’s recordings, although these were limited to a few sessions for the Groove and Ember labels. Cousin Leroy’s ‘Goin’ Back Home’; Two years later he was back in the studio with the same musicians, including Sid Wallace on bass and drummer Gene Brooks, to cut a dozen more tracks for Ember Records, including his take on Blind Lemon Jefferson ‘s ‘Matchbox Blues’. These sessions resulted in three more singles, but none troubled the R&B charts, so Champion Jack was soon to depart for Europe and Leroy went back South.