Lee Denson a.k.a. Jesse James - fifties rockabilly artist.
1.The South's gonna rise again 2.Heart of a fool 3.The pied piper 4.Red hot rockin' blues 5.Love twister 6.It took too long 7.Rock daddy rock 8.Red hot rockin' Ralley 9.Twang 10.A treet in the meadow 11.Devil doll 12.High school hop 13.New shoes 14.Climb love mountain 15.Who tickled The Sphinx 16.Teen age world 17.The South's gonna rise again (demo) 18.Mississippi bridge 19.Sixteen states 20.The miracle of the rosary 21.A mom and dad for Christmas 22.Heart of a fool 23.The miracle of the rosary
Lee Denson
Lee Denson, full name Jesse Lee Denson. Born in Rienzi, Mississippi, USA - a.k.a. Jesse James. Rockabilly killers from the guy who taught Elvis to play the guitar, boxed with Johnny & Dorsey Burnette and had Eddie Cochran as a guitar player.
"A rockabilly singer who reportedly taught Elvis Presley how to play the guitar, Lee Denson is one of rock's little-known pioneers. Active between 1956-1965, Denson, who also recorded under the name Jesse James, is best-remembered for the stellar cast of musicians and vocalists that he featured on his recordings, including Eddie Cochran, Sam 'The Man' Taylor, Dorsey Burnette, and Kenny Burrell the Jazz Guitar Band. Two songs - 'Mississippi Bridge' and 'Sixteen States' - featured the harmonies of Richard and Karen Carpenter, the only commercial recording with Karen singing background vocals. Denson had his greatest success as a songwriter when Elvis Presley recorded his hymn 'Miracle of the Rosary'." Craig Harris, All Music Guide
Lee Denson a.k.a. Jesse James - fifties rockabilly artist.