Little Willie John All 15 Of His Chart Hits 1953-62 (CD)

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Little Willie John: All 15 Of His Chart Hits 1953-62 (CD)

(1995/King) 15 Tracks (38:41)

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Interpret: Little Willie John
Album titlle: All 15 Of His Chart Hits 1953-62 (CD)
Label KING
Genre R&B, Soul
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0012676500425
weight in Kg 0.1

John, Little Willie - All 15 Of His Chart Hits 1953-62 (CD) CD 1
01	All Around The World	Little Willie John
02	Need Your Love So Bad	Little Willie John
03	Fever	Little Willie John
04	Talk To Me, Talk To Me	Little Willie John
05	You're A Sweetheart	Little Willie John
06	Leave My Kitten Alone	Little Willie John
07	Let Them Talk	Little Willie John
08	A Cottage For Sale	Little Willie John
09	Heartbreak (It's Hurtin' Me)	Little Willie John
10	Sleep	Little Willie John
11	Walk Slow	Little Willie John
12	The Very Thought Of You	Little Willie John
13	(I've Got) Spring Fever	Little Willie John
14	Now You Know	Little Willie John
15	Take My Love (I Want To Give It All To You)	Little Willie John

Little Willie John Talk To Me, Talk To Me Little Willie John is the story here: his... more

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"Little Willie John"

Little Willie John

Talk To Me, Talk To Me

Little Willie John is the story here: his devastatingly soulful performance ran the gamut from gentle pleading to outright insistence. This became a big hit (#20 pop and #5 R&B) and later became one of the highlights of Willie’s stage show. The composer, Joe Seneca, is a story in his own right, though.

Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, (where he went to the same high school as sprinter Jesse Owens, writer Langston Hughes, and bandleader Noble Sissle) he began performing as Joe McGhee with a song and dance trio originally called the Jungle Bugs and then the Three Riffs. As well as writing Talk To Me, he wrote Break It To Me Gently (a hit for Brenda Lee and Juice Newton). In 1981, Seneca made his Broadway debut in 'The Little Foxes' with Elizabeth Taylor, and starred in feature films like 'The Taking Of Pelham 1, 2, 3' and 'Crossroads', as well as on television programs like 'The Cosby Show'.

He died in 1996 of an asthma attack. Seneca profited in a major way four times from this composition: once when Willie John recorded it and again when Sunny and the Sunglows recorded it in 1963. Freddy Fender made it into a country hit in 1978, and Mickey Gilley took it to the top of the country charts in 1983.

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