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Singles (right click on song links to download)


1973 Touch Of Magic / Comin' On Home (GRT)
 

1973 Make It All Worthwhile /  Comin' To A Party (Janus)

1973 You Look Good In Denim / Lady of the Night (GRT) -  

      


1974 Some Kind Of Fool / Fast Eddie (GRT)


1974 Lady Ellen / Lady Comes (GRT)

1976 You Girl (Axe) Recorded with Major Hoople's Boarding House (?)
 

 

 


Albums
1973 James Leroy and Denim (GRT)

 

Credit Listing - click here  (Note: Bonus tracks listed do not appear on album)

 

Thanks text - click here

 

Track Listing

right click on MP3 links to download songs)

 

Title

MP3

Lyrics

You Look Good in Denim

MP3

LYRICS

Anniversay Waltz

MP3

 

Someday Soon

MP3

 

Comin' To a Party

   

Make It All Worthwhile 

 

LYRICS

Touch of Magic

MP3

LYRICS

Comin' on Home

   

Lady of the Night

   

Take A Look At Life

   

Friends and Brothers

   

 

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Rarities (right click on MP3 links to download songs)

Title

MP3

1. When the War is Over*

MP3

2. Anniversary Song*

MP3

3. It's All Worth While*

MP3

4. Lampton County*

MP3

5. Martin Town Diary*

MP3

6. Doctor My Eyes **

MP3

7. Reelin' In the Years **

MP3

8. Lady of the Night **

MP3

9. Up on the Roof **

MP3

 

* Special thanks to Quentin Meek for sharing these MP3s. All songs copyrighted.

** Special thanks to Gary Comeau for sharing these MP3s.

 

 

From Quentin*:

 

"I recorded a Demo of James in Montreal in the early seventies at Studio Six (I was a staff recording engineer there between 1971 and 1976 after-which I went free-lance). The songs we did were: It's all worth while, When the War is Over, Lampton County, Martin Town Diary and Anniversary Song. Harvey was there at the session and Val Tuck sang background. Not sure but I have the feeling Doug Orr played bass. I really liked JL's music at this stage and was disappointed when he went to Toronto and got (IMHO) over-produced."

 

From Gary Comeau of Denim*:

 

It wasn't Doug Orr on the demos, it was Wayne Leslie. Wayne played Bass and sang harmonies. It was the first group we put together. There's too much steel playing because we didn't have a guitar player at the time.

 

 

From Gary Comeau of Denim**:

 

Track 6 "Here's a little goodie from Queens University 1973, Dave singing Dr. My Eyes."

 

Track 7 "Charlie singing Reelin' in the Years"

 

Tracks 8 & 9 "Lady of the Night,was live at the Generator in Toronto about 1973, Up on the Roof was at Queens University."