John Davenport
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John Davenport is an alias used by American pianist, singer and songwriter [a=Otis Blackwell] (born February 16, 1931, Brooklyn, New York, USA – died May 6, 2002, Nashville, Tennessee, USA). He used the alias for the writing credits of his first hit song, the [a=Little Willie John] performed "Fever", which he co-wrote with [a=Eddie Cooley]. Credited to his real name he later penned such hits as "All Shook Up", Great Balls Of Fire", "Don't Be Cruel" and many more.
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Eddie Cooley
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Elvis Presley
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Peggy Lee
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Michael Bublé
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Shep Pettibone
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Madonna
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Kenny Burrell
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Suzi Quatro
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Ralph Falcon
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Oscar Gaetan
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Jack Marshall
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Branford Marsalis
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Herbie Mann
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Carlos Santos
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David Cavanaugh
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Krasno Moore Project
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Joe Cocker
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Asha Puthli