Yes, he finally met his fate All you fellas gotta watch your wives This page was last edited on 17 September 2020, at 07:35. Roy James Brown (September 10, 1920[1] or 1925[2] – May 25, 1981) was an American R&B singer, songwriter and musician, who had a significant influence on the early development of rock and roll and the direction of R&B. Don’t have an account?

Shortly before his death he performed at the Whisky a Go-Go in West Hollywood, California, and he was a headliner at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival in 1981. The song was recorded for the De Luxe record label in Dallas on September 20, 1949. Brown returned to King Records, but his popularity had diminished by 1959. butcher pete a rapist from the song " Butcher Pete " by Roy Brown; a way to call somebody a rapist or sex addict. Meat's gonna be the death of ole Pete, yeah! I think Pete is somewhat crazy and just tries to fuck everything, it makes more sense with the whole chopping up the pulpit, getting in a fight, getting locked up in jail, fucking his cell mate and getting out. "Grandpa Stole My Baby" / "Money Can't Buy Love", 1953, King 4627, "Mr. Hound Dog's in Town" / "Gamblin' Man", 1953, King 4637, "Old Age Boogie, Part 1" / "Old Age Boogie, Part 2", 1953, King 4654, "Laughing but Crying" / "Crazy Crazy Women", 1953, King 4669, "Caldonia's Wedding Day" / "A Fool in Love", 1953, King 4684, "Midnight Lover Man" / "Letter from Home", 1953, King 4689, "Everything's Alright" / "Lonesome Lover", 1953, King 4704, "Bootleggin' Baby" / "Trouble at Midnight", 1954, King 4715, "Up Jumped the Devil" / "This Is My Last Goodbye", 1954, King 4722, "Don't Let It Rain" / "No Love at All", 1954, King 4731, "Ain't It a Shame" / "Gal from Kokomo", 1954, King 4743, "Worried Life Blues" / "Black Diamond", 1954, King 4761, "Fannie Brown Got Married" / "Queen of Diamonds", 1954, King 4816, "Shake 'Em Up Baby" / "Letter to Baby", 1955, King 4834, "She's Gone Too Long" / "My Little Angel Child", 1955, Imperial 5422, "Saturday Night (That's My Night)" / "Everybody", 1956, Imperial 5439, "Let the Four Winds Blow" / "Diddy-Y-Diddy-O", 1957, Imperial 5455, "I'm Convicted of Love" / "I'm Ready to Play", 1957, Imperial 5469, "The Tick of the Clock" / "Slow Down Little Eva", 1957, Imperial 5489, "Ain't Gonna Do It" / "Sail on Little Girl", 1958, Imperial 5510, "Hip Shakin' Baby" / "Be My Love Tonight", 1958, Imperial 5969, "Let the Four Winds Blow" / "Diddy-Yi-Diddy-Yo" (reissue), 1963, King 5178, "La-Dee-Dah-Dee" / "Melinda", 1959, King 5207, "Rinky Dinky Doo" / "I Never Had It So Good", 1959, King 5218, "Good Looking and Foxy Too" / "Hard Luck Blues, 1959, King 5247, "School Bell Rock" / "Ain't No Rocking No More", 1959, King 5333, "Ain't Got No Blues Today" / "Adorable One", 1960, King 5521, "Mighty Mighty Man" / "Good Man Blues", 1962, Home of the Blues 107, "A Man with the Blues" / "Don't Break My Heart", 1960, Home of the Blues 110, "Rocking All the Time" / "Tired of Being Alone", 1960, Home of the Blues 115, "Sugar Baby" / "Oh So Wonderful", 1961, Home of the Blues 122, "Rock and Roll Jamboree" / "I Need a Friend", 1961, Dra 321, "Goliath" / "Stop the Twist", 1962, Summit 1001, "She's Alright" / "Let the Four Winds Blow", 1963, ABC-Bluesway 61002, "New Orleans Women" / "Standing on Broadway (Watching the Girls)", 1967, Gert 11123, "Baby It's Love" / "Going Home" 1968, Gert 400, "The Message" / "Great Casaboo", 1968, Tru-Love 448, "Good Sweet Loving" / "Separation Blues", 1968, Tru-Love 449, "I'm Making Love" / "Rocks Is My Pillow", 1968, Connie 303/304, "Young Blood Twist" / "I Love a Woman ", 1969, Friendship 701, "It's My Fault Darling" / "Love for Sale", 1970, Mercury 73166, "Love for Sale" / "It's My Fault Darling" (reissue), 1970, Mercury 73219, "Hunky Funky Woman" / "Mail Man Blues", 1971, Mobile Fidelity Productions MFP-2, "in the Eyes of My People" / "You've Got a Friend", 1972.