Leroy Carr

Leroy Carr (March 27, 1905 – April 29, 1935) was an American blues singer, songwriter and pianist, who developed a laid-back, crooning technique and whose popularity and style influenced such artists as Nat King Cole and Ray Charles. He first became famous for "How Long, How Long Blues" on Vocalion Records in 1928.

Genre
Prewar Jazz Blues

Songs

 * You Left Me Crying
 * How Long How Long Blues
 * Hurry Down Sunshine
 * You've Got Me Grieving
 * Suicide Blues
 * Corn Licker Blues
 * Mean Mistreater Mama
 * Longing For My Sugar
 * Bo Bo Stomp
 * My Woman's Gone Wrong
 * Southbound Blues
 * Take A Walk Around The Corner
 * Evil Hearted Woman
 * It's Too Short
 * Shady Lane Blues
 * Alabama Woman Blues
 * Papa Wants To Knock A Jug
 * I Believe I'll Make A Change
 * Hard Hearted Papa
 * Barrelhouse Woman
 * Shinin' Pistol
 * Eleven Twentynine Blues
 * Hustler's Blues
 * Tight Time Blues
 * Good Woman Blues
 * Blues Before Sunrise
 * What More Can I Do
 * Hold Them Puppies
 * Six Cold Feet In The Ground
 * I Keep The Blues
 * Sloppy Drunk Blues
 * Midnight Hour Blues
 * Memphis Town
 * Low Down Dog Blues
 * Gettin' All Wet
 * Papa Wants A Cookie
 * Four Day Rider
 * Broken Hearted Man
 * Naptown Blues
 * Big Four Blues