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Little Al Thomas
Little Al Thomas recorded for Chess Records in Chicago during the 1960s. His best-known song from that period is "You're Breakin' My Heart," which found some...
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Little Al Thomas recorded for Chess Records in Chicago during the 1960s. His best-known song from that period is "You're Breakin' My Heart," which found some success on R&B radio.
He worked with musicians like guitarist Tommy Johnson, bassist Mike Anderson, and drummer Bobby Green. A few other singles followed, including "Stop Hurting Me" and "Take Me Back."
There were rumors about personal troubles at the time, but Thomas kept recording through the decade. The music he made then has a straightforward, heartfelt quality that still connects with people who find those old 45s.
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