Little Beaver
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Biography
William Hale, known as Little Beaver, and born on August 15, 1945, in Forrest City, Arkansas, is a singer-songwriter and guitarist. He moved to Florida in the early 1960s. Hale initially recorded singles for Frank Williams' Saadia label before launching his solo career on Willie Clarke's Cat in 1972 with "Joey". His breakthrough came in 1974 with "Party Down", which reached number 2 on the US Billboard R&B chart. Hale's recording career waned in the early 1980s with the closure of TK Records. He later released albums such as When Was the Last Time (2005) and Love & Affection (from the House of Correction) (2008). His track "Get Into the Party Life" was sampled by Jay-Z on "Party Life" from American Gangster (2007) and was covered by Lion Babe on their 2019 album.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Never Can Say Goodbye
- Just My Imagination
- Blues for Mama
- Let's Stay Together
- A Tribute to Wes
- Party Down (Revisited)
- Everybody's Got Some Dues to Pay
- Hit Me with Funky Music
- Summertime
- Loosen Up
- What the Blues Is
- Two Steps from the Blues
- Do it to Me One More Time
- Give Me a Helping Hand
- I'm Losin' the Feelin
- Ain't No Time
- Katie Pearl
- Thank You for My Life
- Thats's How It Is
- Goove On
- That's How It Is
- I'm A Man Just Like You
- Don't Let It End This Way
- Does Anybody Care
