A Little Of That". In 1977, he appeared, along with Grady Chapman and Jerome Evans, on a recording "Paid The Price" by Michelle Phillips on her album "Victim Of Romance". Billy Guy died on November 5, 2002, in Clark County, Nevada, of cardiovascular disease. Discography Singles Ding Ding Dong/Du-Wada-Du (Aladdin #3287) (1955) (as Bip and Bop) As Quiet As It's Kept/Here I Am (ABC Paramount #10320) (1962) It Don't Take Much/She's A Humdinger (ABC Paramount #10397) (1962) Whip It On Me, Baby/Women (aka The Prophet) (Double-L #719) (1963) Foxey Baby/Shake A Leg (Chalco #5002) (1966) I'm Sorry ‘Bout That/Lookin’ Like A Nut Nut (GuyJim #GJ-587) (about 1967) (as The New Way) Lookin' Like A Nut Nut/Here ‘Tis (Sew City #109) (1967) (as Billy Guy & The Odds 'N' Ends) If You Want To Get Ahead, Shake A Leg/I’m Sorry About That (Verve #10485) (1967) Let Me Go Getto/ (No Side B) (All Platinum #2320) (1970) The Ugly/Hug One Another (All Platinum #2323) (1971) All I Need Is Love/Shake A Leg (Bell #124) (1971) (as Happy) (also released as Happy Cats) Watergate (Put Some Funk On, Cause The Money's Been Long Gone)/Hockey-Puck (Black Circle #102) (1970's) (produced by Billy Guy & H. B. Barnum) (as Billy Guy and The Coasters) You Move Me/Take It Easy Greasy (Sal-Wa #1001) (1975) (as Billy Guy and The Coasters) Put Your Own Words To It/You Move Me (Sniff #395) (about 1975) (as Billy) ("Put Your Words To It" is an instrumental version of Sal-Wa recording "Take It Easy Greasy") Ain't No Greens In Harlem/Jumbo Bwana (Polydor #2040-273) (1977) (as Billy Guy and The Coasters) Albums Various Artists: Washington Committee (Double L #DL-2302) (Promo LP) (1963) (includes "Women" and "Whip It On Me Baby") Universal Messengers: An Experience In The Blackness Of Sound (Turbo/All Platinum) (about 1969) (produced only) A Little Of This And A Little Of That (All Platinum) (about 1971) (possibly unreleased) Hungry (Joy #189) (England) (1971) (includes solo tracks recorded in 1962) (released as by The Coasters) The Tramp Is Funky (Snake Eyes/All Platinum #9000) (1972) Pearl Box Revue: Call Me Misster (Snake Eyes/All Platinum #9001) (about 1972) (produced and appeared on album) It Ain’t Sanitary (Trip #8028) (1962) (includes solo tracks recorded in 1963) (released as by The Coasters) - reissue of Joy LP. The Coasters (Stateside #40028) (Germany) (1973) (all 16 solo tracks recorded in 1962) (released as by The Coasters)