Leon Hayward
Funk artist who first hit the US charts in 1975 with "I want'a do something
freaky to you". Further disco records followed, like "Strokin'",
"Party" (great wah-wah backing) and "Don't push it, don't force
it", a late UK disco hit in 1980. We also particularly like the funky early
12" single "The streets will love you to death".
The streets will love you to death (Columbia 12"
AS 260, 1976) Strokin' (20th Century 12" TCD-58, 1976) Party (MCA 12"
L33-1991, 1978) Don't push it don't force it / Who you been giving it up to
(20th Century 12" TCD-105, 1980) If you're looking for a night of fun /
(mono) (20th Century 12" TCD-108, 1980) Daydream / (mono) (20th Century
12" TCD-115, 1980)
- Back to stay (20th Century LP, 1973)
- Keep it in the family (20th Century LP, 1974)
- Come and get yourself some (20th Century LP, 1975)
- Intimate (Columbia LP, 1976)
- Double my pleasure (MCA LP, 1978)
- Energy (MCA LP, 1979)
- Naturally (20th Century LP, 1980)
- I want'a do something freaky to you (20th Century 7", 1975)
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