P.J.Proby was  born in Texas USA, he started recordings under the name
JETT POWERS in the early 60s, although he did some songwriting under others
for Rock & Roll Legend  JOHNNY BURNETTE.
Since 1963 he lives in the UK.  With a recording contract from Liberty Records,
he received some chart success from 1964 to 1966.
In 1969 he recorded the album "Three Week Hero" backed by LED ZEPPELIN.

Style:  Pop

see: 
Jett Powers ; Led Zeppelin ;  Family Dog ; Ugly Custard ; CCS ; Amory Kane ; Quiet Five ;

Producer:  Steve Rowland

Musicians:
P.J.Proby - lead vocals;
Jimmy Page - electric guitar; Amory Kane - acoustic guitar, strings; 
Alan Hawkshaw - piano, organ; John Paul Jones - bass, piano, organ, arranger;
Clem Catini, John Bonham - drums, perc.; Alan Parker - guitar;
Robert Plant - harmonica; Dennis Lopez, Stan Barrett - perc.;
Family Dog - backing voc.;

Tracks:
Three Week Hero  (Stewart)
The Day that Lorraine came down   (Young)
Little Friend  (Mason-Gair)
Empty Bottles  (Hammond-Hazlewood)
Reflections  (of your Face)  (Kane)
Won't be long   (McFarland)
Sugar Mama  (Young-Woodley)
I have a Dream  (Hensley-Wilde)
It's too good to last  (Stens-Baker)
New Directions  (Hammond-Hazlewood)
Today I killed a Man  (Cooke-Greenaway)
Medley:
    It's so  to be a Nigger  (tad. arr. Hillery)
    Jim's Blues  (trad. arr.: Rowland)
    George Wallace is rollin in this Mornin'  ((trad. ar.: Rowland))