Lee Dorsey
Lee Dorsey was a key figure in New Orleans R&B in the 1960s, best known for his
collaborations with Allen Toussaint, his use of the Meters as his backing band,
and a series of high-charting and oft-covered hits. Born on December 24, 1924,
Dorsey was a boxer before retiring from the fight game in his early thirties. He
opened an auto body shop back home in New Orleans and performed at night for
kicks. Dorsey released a handful of unsuccessful singles until he teamed up with
Toussaint in the early ‘60s and released the million-selling, Number 1 R&B
single “Ya Ya” in 1961. The song ...
Working In the Coal MineLee Dorsey
Get Out of My Life, WomanLee Dorsey
Ya YaLee Dorsey
Ride Your PonyLee Dorsey
Holy Cow
Lee Dorsey
Yes We Can, Pt. 1Lee Dorsey
Working In the Coal MineLee Dorsey
First Time! The Count Meets The Duke
2:49
Get Out of My Life, WomanLee Dorsey
Ride Your Pony - Get Out of My Life Woman
Ya YaLee Dorsey
Ya! Ya!
2:28
Ride Your PonyLee Dorsey
Ride Your Pony - Get Out of My Life Woman
Holy Cow
Lee DorseyThe EP Collection
2:30
Yes We Can, Pt. 1Lee Dorsey
Yes We Can
