Roy Head - I'll Take It flac album

Roy Head and The Traits: Golden Anniversary (1957–2007) - Rockabilly Hall of Fame Album (2007 Re-Master, D & R Sales and Service, . Voices of Americana: Roy Head (2009 Edsel, UK). Live It Up: Roy Head and The Traits (2010 Norton, US). Singles. I'll Take It". 55. Head First. The Door I Used to Close". 28. "Bridge for Crawling Back".

Roy Head ‎– Head First. Label: ABC Dot ‎– DOSD-2051. Format: Vinyl, LP, Album. I'll Take It. B1. Bridge For Crawling Back.

30. My Baby's Fine (Alternate Take). More by Roy Head & The Traits. Out Of Sight: More Sounds From The In Crowd. More Roy Head & The Traits. Listen to Rock 'N Roll Classics now. Listen to Rock 'N Roll Classics in full in the this site app.

I'll Take It. 11. We'll Just Fall In Love Again. 12. Angel With A Broken Wing. 13. Early Mornin' Lovin'. Learn more about Roy Head. Head briefly battled himself on the pop charts right after that, his covers of Just A Little Bit and Get Back that Meaux had peddled to Scepter fighting for prominence with his freshly cut Back Beat 45s Apple Of My Eye and My Babe. Along the way, The Traits imploded. My group sued me for six-sevenths of everything I made, because they didn't want to travel. I had all these tours offered and all this, and they all had different occupations," he says. So I just quit singing for about a year.

Roy Head (born January 9, 1943 Three Rivers, Texas) is an American singer, best known for his hit "Treat Her Right. The Web's Largest Resource for. Music, Songs & Lyrics.

I move when my heart say move Fierce like a lion Got nothing to prove Stubborn as a hot damn mule God in my corner Nigga can’t lose Trying to take me out my hot damn shoes See how quick I jump up and give you bitches the blues They gonna see you on the hot damn news And that

Roy Head (b 1 September 1941, Three Rivers, Texas) is an American singer, best known for his hit "Treat Her Right". He first formed his group, the Traits, in 1958, and recorded for several local labels, often with producer Huey Meaux. However, he did not have major success until 1965 when "Treat Her Right" reached 2 on both the US pop and R&B charts.