Clarence "Frogman" Henry ... born im New Orleans, has an expressive voice with a monstrous range - and the bottom end gave birth to his sobriquet. Influenced by Fats Domino, in 1956 Henry wrote and recorded a huge smash, "Ain't Got No Home," which remains his biggest hit ... He worked for years playing clubs on Bourbon Street before 1964 when ... he opened a string of dates for The Beatles. (Rick Koster, Louisiana Music p. 119)
Significant. File under: New Orlens Identities
An introduction
Discography: Albums; Compilations Singles & EPs
In the music library: Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour: The Best Of The Third Series: Ain't Got No Home
The Cosimo Matassa Story: Rockin' At Cosimo's 1956: I'm A Country Boy, Ain't Got No Home
Doctors, Professors, Kings & Queens: The Big Ol' Box Of New Orleans: Ain't Got No Home
Heavy Sugar Second Spoonful: More Pure Essence Of New Orleans R&B: I'm In Love. Just My Baby And Me
Links AllMusic :Rockabilly Hall of Fame BlackCat Rockabilly Europe
Clarence "Frogman" Henry and a Lifetime of Firsts