Jerry Jaye
Jerry Jaye, born Gerald J. Hatley on October 19, 1937, in Manila, Arkansas, was
an American singer known for his contributions to rock 'n' roll, rhythm and
blues, and country music. Following his military career, Jerry Jaye formed a
trio with Tommy Baker on bass and Carl Fry on trumpet. The group's first
recording, produced at Sonic Studios in Memphis in 1966, included the track "My
Girl Josephine", a composition by Fats Domino. This song gained local radio play
and reached Number 26 on the charts in 1967, selling 800,000 copies nationwide.
Between 1973 and 1974, Jerry Jaye pursu...
My Girl JosephineJerry Jaye
My Girl Josephine
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I'm Gonna Be a Wheel SomedayJerry Jaye
My Girl Josephine
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Hello JosephineJerry Jaye
'50s & '60s Lost & Found Records Vol. 1
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Long Black VeilJerry Jaye
Long Black Veil
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I'm in Love AgainJerry Jaye
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Let the Four Winds BlowJerry Jaye
My Girl Josephine
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