Let the Good Times Roll

Album: Let the Good Times Roll (1956)
Charted: 20
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  • Lyrics currently unavailable Writer/s: Leonard Lee, Shirley Goodman
    Publisher: Wixen Music Publishing

Comments: 1

  • Barry from Sauquoit, NyPer: http://www.oldiesmusic.com/news.htm {10-06-2017}
    It's been learned that Walter 'Bunny' Sigler died, he was 76 years old...
    Known as 'Mr. Emotion', the songwriter and producer worked with most of Kenny Gamble & Leon Huff's stable of artists there, including the O'Jays, Harold Melvin, Lou Rawls and Billy Paul...
    As a recording artist he appeared on the pop charts six times from 1967 to 1978, including a covered version of "Let The Good Times Roll & Feel So Good" (#22 in 1967) and "Let Me Party With You" (#43 in 1978).
    May he R.I.P.
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