Jack Hammer
Jack Hammer was an American singer, pianist, and songwriter born as Earl Solomon
Burroughs on 16 September 1925 in Grovetown, Georgia. He achieved professional
recognition for co-writing the track “Great Balls of Fire” (1957) which was
recorded by the musician Jerry Lee Lewis. His recording career began with
writing the track “Fujiyama Mama” (1954). Hammer achieved professional
recognition for the track “Rock 'n' Roll Call” (1955) and the track “Football
Rock” (1956). He achieved professional recognition for joining the ensemble the
Platters in 1960. His discography included the ...
