Performer: Billy Gayl; Ike Turner's Kgs of RhythmWrer: Turner; BassVol.Digized at 78 revolutns per mute. Four stylii were ed to transfer this...
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Gayl as a member of the Kgs of Rhythm (1956). Willie Jam Gayl. Billy Gayl (October 19, 1931 – April 8, 1993) was an Amerin rhythm & blu dmmer and volist.
Gayl was a member of Ike Turner's Kgs of Rhythm the 1950s wh whom he rerd for Flair Rerds and Feral Rerds as the lead volist. Gayl also backed var micians, cludg Earl Hooker, Robert Nighthawk, Otis Rh, Albert Kg, and Richard Arnold "Groove" Holm. Billy Gayl wh Ike Turner's Rhythm Rockers.
Billy Gayl wh Ike Turner's Kgs of Rhythm.
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Willie Jam Gayl was born Sikton, Missouri on October 19, 1931. Gayl learned to play the dms and toured wh blu micians Earl Hooker and Robert Nighthawk.
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In March 1954, Gayl rerd wh Ike Turner's Kg's of Rhythm, rultg the release of the Turner-penned sgle "Night Howler" / "My Heart In Your Hands" on Flair Rerds. By 1956, Gayl had joed the band now based East St. The sgle, "I'm Tore Up" / "If I Never Had Known You, " featurg Gayl sgg lead, beme a regnal h.
Gayl briefly left Turner's band to pursue a solo reer. In 1958, Gayl traveled to Chigo wh Turner to rerd for Cobra Rerds.
Gayl and Turner sang on the Cobra release "Walkg Down The Aisle, " the B-si to "Box Top. Gayl performed off-and-on wh Turner until 1963.
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Gayl backed blu mician Larry Davis on his 1982 album Funny Stuff.