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Eleanor Broadwater

Eleanor Broadwater is credited on 1,438 releases across 241 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1955–2025 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.

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1,438

Credits

241

Albums

8

Decades active

530

In collections

Biography

American songwriter.
Wife of notable Nashville disc jockey, she was suspiciously granted a third of the songwriting credit for "Susie Q" (1957) and possibly earlier "See You Soon Baboon" (1955) 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 (1955); "When You're Alone" by the Daps (1956) and The Hilltoppers (1955); Baker Knight And The Knightmares "Bring My Cadillac Back" (1957); and "Wild Wild World" by Dale Hawkins (1958).

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Credited work

1,438 releases · 241 albums · active 1955–2025

  • Performance · 1,464
  • Other credits · 5

Studios: RCA Victor Studios, Nashville · RCA's Music Center Of The World · Chess Studios · RCA Studios, Hollywood

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