James Leroy

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James Leroy (April 3, 1947 – May 10, 1979) was a Canadian singer, songwriter, recording artist and performer.

Early life

James Leroy was born in Ottawa, Ontario and spent his childhood and adolescence in Martintown, Ontario before returning to Ottawa.

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Career

Leroy's musical career began as a folk singer and songwriter for local bands. Harvey Glatt, a local impresario, has agreed to produce and manage Leroy. "Touch of Magic," Leroy's first single, which debuted on the Canadian Top Singles Chart, at number six, was released by RPM Magazine. The song received the Society of Composers, Authors, and Music Publishers of Canada's Classic Award in 2002 for reaching more than 100,000 views on Canadian radio.

Adam Mitchell was sent by Glatt to produce the following album, James Leroy and Denim, which was released by GRT Records in 1973. Gary Comeau, one of the founding members of Leroy's national band, and Val Tuck of Canada Goose were among the assisting groups. "You Look Good in Denim" and "Make It All Worthwhile" were two more popular Canadian singles.

In 1974, Leroy Leroy dissolved Denim and began to work as a solo artist. Ian Thomas produced two singles, but they were not very popular. The result of a long-awaited solo album didn't materialize. He joined Big Hoople's Board of Directors in 1976 and later became known as Boarding House. They toured the Maritimes.

Leroy and Martin Onrot, Leroy's current manager, formed a band, featuring many ex-Denim players as well as some new ones in late 1978. This band undertook a cross-Canada tour. At this moment, he had intended to crack the US market.

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