Vinyl records
Billy Stewart vinyl records
13 albums with 230 vinyl pressings between them. Open an album to see all its pressings and how to spot the first one.
William Larry Stewart. American pop, soul and rhythm & blues singer, drummer, pianist and songwriter, born ( March 24, 1937 ) in Washington, D. C., died ( January 17, 1970 ) in Neuse River, Smithfield, North Carolina (car accident). In the early 1960s, Stewart began working with A&R man Billy Davis where he recorded the songs “Fat Boy,” “Reap What You Sow,” and “Strange Feeling.” All three records made the Billboard Hot 100 and the Top 30 in the R&B charts. In 1965, Stewart returned to Chess Records where he created his unique word-doubling singing technique. He released the song, “I Do Love You” which reached # 6 on the R&B chart and #26 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Most collected Billy Stewart albums
Billy Stewart discography on vinyl
- 1956Billy's Blues15 pressings
- 1962Reap What You Sow / Fat Boy12 pressings
- 1963I Do Love You / Keep Loving22 pressings
- 1963Sugar And Spice / Strange Feeling11 pressings
- 1965I Do Love You14 pressings
- 1965Sitting In The Park / Once Again22 pressings
- 1965Summertime / I Do Love You11 pressings
- 1965Unbelievable27 pressings
- 1966Secret Love / Look Back And Smile20 pressings
- 1966Summertime / To Love To Love36 pressings
- 1967Billy Stewart Teaches Old Standards New Tricks17 pressings
- 1967Cross My Heart12 pressings
- 1970Remembered11 pressings

