Eleanor Broadwater
In the collection
2 records
Played with
Dale Hawkins
2 records together
Stanley Lewis
2 records together
The Rolling Stones
1 record together
Creedence Clearwater Revival
1 record together
Andrew Loog Oldham
1 record together
Chuck Berry
1 record together
Jay McShann
1 record together
Walter Brown
1 record together
Nanker Phelge
1 record together
Norman Meade
1 record together
Jagger-Richards
1 record together
Bobby Womack
1 record together
About
American songwriter.
Wife of notable Nashville disc jockey , she was suspiciously granted a third of the songwriting credit for “Susie Q” and possibly earlier “See You Soon Baboon” as a thank-you to Nobles for promoting the songs on his station, a common form of payola at the time.
Hard to know if this was the case with the rest of her songwriting credits--all between 1955-58 including: “I Am The Lover Man” and “29 Ways” by Willie Dixon; “When You’re Alone” by the Daps and The Hilltoppers; Baker Knight And The Knightmares “Bring My Cadillac Back”; and “Wild Wild World” by Dale Hawkins.