- Rock 'N' Roll High School · 2000
- Red Hot Rockin' · 1958
- Sugar Sweet (Vibes of Rock 'N' Roll Hits) · 2008
- Rare, Raw, Rock & Roll, Vol. 2 · 2008
- 50s Greatest Rock N' Roll Love Songs Hits & Rarities · 2010
- Red Hot Rockin' · 2001
- Red Hot Rockin' · 2001
- Red Hot Rockin' · 2001
- Red Hot Rockin' · 2001
- Red Hot Rockin' · 2001
- Red Hot Rockin' · 2001
- Red Hot Rockin' · 2001
- Red Hot Rockin' · 2001
Albums
- 2001
About Lee Denson
A rockabilly singer who reportedly taught Elvis Presley how to play the guitar, Lee Denson is one of rock's little-known pioneers. Active between 1956-1965, Denson, who also recorded under the name Jesse James, is best-remembered for the stellar cast of musicians and vocalists that he featured on his recordings, including Eddie Cochran, Sam "The Man" Taylor, Dorsey Burnette, and Kenny Burrell & the Jazz Guitar Band. Two songs -- "Mississippi Bridge" and "Sixteen States" -- featured the harmonies of Richard and Karen Carpenter, the only commercial recording with Karen singing background vocals. Denson had his greatest success as a songwriter when Elvis Presley recorded his hymn "Miracle of the Rosary." ~ Craig Harris
- HOMETOWN
- Mississippi, United States
- BORN
- 25 August 1932
- GENRE
- Alternative