Larry LaDon was born in Monroe Louisiana in 1941 to a musical family. When he was 16 or 17 he sneaked into a nightclub called "The Waiters Club", heard a Blues shouter named "Good Rockin' Hoppy " and was seriously bitten by the R&B bug. Fate smiled on him when he filled in for Sam Baker with the legendary Nashville R&B group "The Imperials" (aka The Imperial 7). The group was so pleased with his performance that they kept him on for the next eight years. Larry also sang with Billy Cox's group (Jimi Hendrix on guitar). He spent the next twenty years working nightclubs around the mid-south, and in the 1980s Larry replaced Mighty Sam McClain in Johnny Jones' band.
Credits:
Larry LaDon - Vocals
Fred James - Guitar, Bass
Jeff Davis - Bass
Billy Earheart - Keyboards & B-3
Dennis Taylor - Saxophone
Bryan Owings - Drums
Waldo Latowsky - Drums
Phil Rugh - Hammond B-3
Traclist:
01. Automobile
02. Living on Borrowed Time
03. Everybody's Getting Them Some
04. Early In The Morning
05. Preacher's Daughter
06. I'll Be Anything You Want Me To Be
07. Doctor Lady
08. Shoulda Been You
09. Sister Do
10. Brandi And Champagne
11. Tight Red Dress
12. Every Night of The Week
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