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Little Willie John (eigentlich William Edgar John; * 15. November 1937 in Cullendale, Arkansas; † 26. Mai 1968 in Walla Walla, Washington) war ein Rhythm-&-Blues-Sänger, der vor allem in den 1950er Jahren populär war und das Original des vielgecoverten Klassikers Fever herausbrachte.
William Edward "Little Willie" John (November 15, 1937 – May 26, 1968) was an American R&B singer who performed in the 1950s and early 1960s. He is best known for his successes on the record charts, with songs such as " All Around the World " (1955), " Need Your Love So Bad " (1956), " Talk to Me, Talk to Me " (1958), " Leave My ...
Little Willie John. R&B singer, born 15 November 1937 in Cullendale, Arkansas, died 26 May 1968 in Walla Walla, Washington. During his short career Willie had many hits, from 1956's Fever to 1961's Take My Love (I Want To Give It All To You).
25. Nov. 2023 · Less than two years later, Little Willie was dead. Cause of death? The official records say he had a heart attack. Other sources say he was beaten to death or died of neglect after coming down with pneumonia. But any way you cut it, it was a tragic end to a great singer.
Little Willie John He defined the gospel-infused sound that was to emerge in soul music in the ‘50s and beyond. Read Full Biography STREAM OR BUY: Active 1950s - 1960s Born November 15, 1937 in Cullendale, AR Died May 26, 1968 in Walla Walla, WA Genre R&B, Blues Styles Early R&B, Urban Blues, Soul Also Known As William Edward John Album Highlights
Little Willie John (eigentlich William Edgar John; * 15. November 1937 in Cullendale , Arkansas ; † 26. Mai 1968 in Walla Walla , Washington ) war ein Rhythm-&-Blues -Sänger, der vor allem in den 1950er Jahren populär war und das Original des vielgecoverten Klassikers Fever herausbrachte.
Leave My Kitten Alone (deutsch sinngemäß: „Lass mein Kätzchen (Freundin) allein“) ist ein Lied von Little Willie John, das 1959 als Single A-Seite veröffentlicht wurde. Komponiert wurde es von Little Willie John, Titus Turner und James McDougal.
