Leiber & Stoller — two of the most important producers in music history
17 songs — 51 minutes
| Artist | Song | Label & Cat # | Year | Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charles Brown | Hard Times | Aladdin 3116 | 1952 | January |
| Joe Liggins | Yeah Yeah Yeah | Mercury 70440 | 1954 | August |
| The Coasters | Down in Mexico | ATCO 6064 | 1956 | February |
| The Clovers | Love Potion No 9 | United Artists 180 | 1959 | August |
| Elvis Presley | Jailhouse Rock | RCA Victor 47-7035 | 1957 | September |
| Elvis Presley | King Creole [alternate version] | RCA Victor EPA 4319 | 1958 | July |
| The Drifters | There Goes My Baby | Atlantic 2025 | 1959 | April |
| The Drifters | This Magic Moment | Atlantic 2050 | 1960 | January |
| Ben E. King | Spanish Harlem | ATCO 6185 | 1960 | November |
| Ben E. King | Stand By Me | ATCO 6194 | 1961 | April |
| The Isley Brothers | Your Old Lady | Atlantic 2110 | 1961 | July |
| Lavern Baker | Saved | Atlantic 2099 | 1961 | April |
| Chuck Jackson | I Keep Fogettin’ | Wand 126 | 1962 | July |
| The Exciters | Do-Wah Diddy | United Artists 662 | 1963 | November |
| Dee Dee Warwick | You’re No Good | Jubilee 5459 | 1963 | September |
| The Ad Libs | The Boy From New York City | Blue Cat 102 | 1964 | December |
| Stealers Wheel | Stuck In the Middle With You | A&M 1416 | 1973 | February |
Notes / Credits / Personnel
- Charles Brown – “Hard Times”: Red Tyler [b-sax]; Frank Fields [bass]; Earl Palmer [drums]; Justin Adams prob [guitar]; Unknown [piano]; Lee Allen [t-sax]; Patti Anne-Mesner [backing vocal]
- Joe Liggins – “Yeah Yeah Yeah”: and His Honeydrippers
- The Coasters – “Down in Mexico”: Mike Stoller [piano]; Carl Gardner [lead vocal]; Gil Bernal [sax]; Barney Kessell [guitar]; prob Adolph Jacobs [acoustic guitar]; Ralph Hamilton [bass]; Jesse Sailes [drums]; Chico Guerrero [congas]; Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- The Clovers – “Love Potion No 9”: Billy Mitchell [lead vocal]; Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- Elvis Presley – “Jailhouse Rock”: Elvis Presley [lead vocals, acoustic guitar]; The Jordanaires [backing vocals]; Bill Black [bass]; Scotty Moore [electric guitar]; D. J. Fontana [drums]; Dudley Brooks [piano]; Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- Elvis Presley – “King Creole”: Elvis [vocal, acoustic guitar]; Scotty Moore [electric guitar]; Bill Black [bass]; D.J. Fontana [drums]; Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- The Drifters – “There Goes My Baby”: Ben E. King [vocal]; first recording with Drifters; Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- The Drifters – “This Magic Moment”: Ben E. King [vocal] Bucky Pizzarelli [guitar]; George Barnes [guitar]?; Shep Shepherd [drums]; George Duvivier [bass]; Leiber and Stoller [producers]; recorded 12/23/59
- Ben E. King – “Spanish Harlem”: written by Jerry Leiber and Phil Spector; Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- Ben E. King – “Stand By Me”: Romeo Penque [sax]; Ernie Hayes [piano]; Al Caiola, Charles McCracken [guitar]; Lloyd Trotman [bass]; Phil Kraus [percussion]; Gary Chester [drums]; Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- The Isley Brothers – “Your Old Lady”: Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- Lavern Baker – “Saved”: Phil Spector [guitar]; Gary Chester [drums]; Bert Keyes [piano]; Abie Baker [bass]; Lilton Mitchell [organ]; Dick Vance, Taft Jordan [trumpet]; Rudy Powell [a-sax]; Al Sears [t-sax]; Sticks Evans [bass drum]; Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- Chuck Jackson – “I Keep Forgettin’”: Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- The Exciters – “Do-Wah Diddy”: Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- Dee Dee Warwick – “You’re No Good”: Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- The Ad Libs – “The Boy From New York City”: Mary Ann Thomas: [lead vocals]; Leiber and Stoller [producers]
- Stealers Wheel – “Stuck In the Middle With You”: Gerry Rafferty [guitar, lead vocal]; Joe Egan [keys, guitar, vocal]; Paul Pilnick [lead guitar]; Tony Williams [bass]; Rod Coombes [drums]; Leiber and Stoller [producers]
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