Cool Papa Jarvis

William "Cool Papa" Jarvis performed the song "Yeah Yeah Baby" with the backing of Banjo Bill Reese and the Rhythm Rockers. It was featured episode "The Radio". The song was recorded in 1958, but was never officially released on a record.Bill Reese - Buckeye Beat 
==Career==
Jarvis was a blues singer from Cleveland, Ohio active locally in the 1950s, but he remains relatively obscure.Pied Piper Follow Your Soul - dereksmusicblog
He was a member of a band called The Regals, formed in 1950 and consisting of Jerry "Rex" Middleton (falsetto and baritone), William Jarvis (tenor), Jerry Holeman (baritone/tenor), Aaron "Tex" Cornelius (baritone/tenor), and Albert "Diz" Russell (bass/baritone). Jarvis departed The Regals around mid-1952, and was replaced by soprano Willa Mae Parks, before the band released its first record in 1954.The Regals - - Marv Goldberg's R&B Notebooks 
Around 1951 he was a member of The Orielteers, consisting also of Sam Griggs, Henry Lovett, and Lester Russaw. The Coronets - Marv Goldberg's R&B Notebooks He is known to have later performed at Cleveland's Paradise Auditorium in 1955.The Hornets - Marv Goldberg's R&B Notebooks
His only commercially released song is "Workin' Man", originally recorded together with "Yeah Yeah Baby" in 1958, also with Banjo Bill Reese and the Rhythm Rockers. It was finally published as part of the New Breed Workin': Blues With A Rhythm compilation CD in 2016."New Breed Workin': Blues With A Rhythm" by VARIOUS ARTISTS (January 2016 UK Ace Records/Kent Dance CD Compilation of Remasters) - A Review by Mark Barry
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