KDP | Artist | Little Willie Littlefield

Label	Issue	Format	Artist	Title
Ace	CDCHD503	CD	Little Willie Littlefield	Going Back To Kay Cee
Federal	12101	single	-	Sticking on you baby / Blood is redder than wine
-	12108	-	Little Esther	Last laugh blues / Flesh, blood and bones
-	12110	-	Little Willie Littlefield	K.C. Loving / Pleading at midnight
-	12115	-	Little Esther with Little Willie	Hollerin' and screamin' / Turn the lamps down low
-	12122	-	Little Esther	You took my love too fast / Street lights
-	12137	-	Little Willie Littlefield	The midnight hour was shining / My best wishes and regards
-	12148	-	-	Miss K.C.'s fine / Rock-a-bye baby
-	12163	-	-	Please don't go-o-o-o-oh / Don't take my heart, little girl
-	12174	-	-	Falling tears / Goofy dust blues
-	12221	-	-	Jim Wilson boogie / Sitting on the curbstone
-	12351	-	-	K.C. Loving / The midnight hour was shining
Gusto	GD5038-X
KCE	101	-	-	-
King	LP622	LP	Little Esther	Melody Lane
-	LP859	-	Various Artists	Turning back The Clock - Blues
-	LP875	-	-	Everybody's Favorite Blues

Leader	Site	Date	Session	Role
Little Esther	Los Angeles, CA	August 5, 1952	[session]	piano, vocal
Little Willie Littlefield	-	August 18, 1952	[session]	-
-	Cincinnati, OH	May 9, 1953	[session]	vocal, piano
-	Los Angeles, CA	October 30, 1953	[session]	-

Song	Label	Master	Leader	Site	Date	Session
Blood is redder than wine	Federal	F277	Little Willie Littlefield	Los Angeles, CA	August 18, 1952	[session]
Don't take my heart, little girl	-	F382	-	-	October 30, 1953	[session]
Falling tears	-	F380-1	-	-	-	-
Flesh, blood and bones	-	F273	Little Esther	-	August 5, 1952	[session]
Goofy dust blues	-	F381-1	Little Willie Littlefield	-	October 30, 1953	[session]
Jim Wilson boogie	-	F1111-1	-	Cincinnati, OH	May 9, 1953	[session]
K.C. Loving	-	F278-1	-	Los Angeles, CA	August 18, 1952	[session]
Last laugh blues	-	F272	Little Esther	-	August 5, 1952	[session]
Miss K.C.'s fine	-	F1108-1	Little Willie Littlefield	Cincinnati, OH	May 9, 1953	[session]
My best wishes and regards	-	F1110	-	-	-	-
Pleading at midnight	-	F279-1	-	Los Angeles, CA	August 18, 1952	[session]
Please don't go-o-o-o-oh	-	F379	-	-	October 30, 1953	[session]
Rock-a-bye baby	-	F1109-1	-	Cincinnati, OH	May 9, 1953	[session]
Sitting on the curbstone	-	F1112-1	-	-	-	-
Sticking on you baby	-	F276	-	Los Angeles, CA	August 18, 1952	[session]
Street lights	-	F275	Little Esther	-	August 5, 1952	[session]
The midnight hour was shining	-	F1107	Little Willie Littlefield	Cincinnati, OH	May 9, 1953	[session]
-	-	F1107-2	-	-	-	-
Turn the lamps down low	-	F274	Little Esther	Los Angeles, CA	August 5, 1952	[session]

Artist	Leader	Site	Date	Session
Albert Winston	Little Esther	Los Angeles, CA	August 5, 1952	[session]
Bill Douglas	Little Willie Littlefield	Cincinnati, OH	May 9, 1953	[session]
-	-	Los Angeles, CA	October 30, 1953	[session]
Charlie Grayson	-	Cincinnati, OH	May 9, 1953	[session]
Devonia Williams	Little Esther	Los Angeles, CA	August 5, 1952	[session]
Donald Johnson	-	-	-	-
Edwyn Conley	Little Willie Littlefield	Cincinnati, OH	May 9, 1953	[session]
Eli Wolinsky	Little Esther	Los Angeles, CA	August 5, 1952	[session]
Freddie Ford	-	-	-	-
George Washington	-	-	-	-
Herman Mitchell	Little Willie Littlefield	-	August 18, 1952	[session]
James Von Streeter	Little Esther	-	August 5, 1952	[session]
Jesse Erwin	Little Willie Littlefield	-	October 30, 1953	[session]
Jesse Sailes	-	-	August 18, 1952	[session]
Jewell Grant	-	-	-	-
Leard Bell	Little Esther	-	August 5, 1952	[session]
Mario Delagarde	Little Willie Littlefield	-	October 30, 1953	[session]
Maxwell Davis	-	-	August 18, 1952	[session]
Pete Lewis	Little Esther	-	August 5, 1952	[session]
Ralph Hamilton	Little Willie Littlefield	-	August 18, 1952	[session]
Rufus Gore	-	Cincinnati, OH	May 9, 1953	[session]
Wardell Gray	-	Los Angeles, CA	October 30, 1953	[session]
William Jones	Little Esther	-	August 5, 1952	[session]

Willie Littlefield, Jr., billed as Little Willie Littlefield (September 16, 1931 – June 23, 2013), was an American R&B and boogie-woogie pianist and singer whose early recordings "formed a vital link between boogie-woogie and rock and roll". Littlefield was regarded as a teenage wonder and overnight sensation when in 1949, at the age of 18, he popularized the triplet piano style on his Modern Records debut single, "It's Midnight". He also recorded the first version of the song "Kansas City" (originally issued as "K. C. Lovin'"), in 1952. Wikipedia

Little Willie Littlefield

Piano, Vocal