Roy Head Three Rivers, Texas
Texas native Roy Head was a blue-eyed soul singer of the first order, even though his earliest platters leaned more towards rock and roll than R&B, with a side order of rockabilly. The Lone Star State was notorious for mixing and matching contrasting musical styles, and Roy paid no mind whatsoever to idiomatic boundaries—he just cut loose and let the chips fall. ... more
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