co-owned the Briarmeade record label, which issued several singles and albums by him from the 1970s to the 2000s. On May 16, 2010, at the Louisiana Music Homecoming in Erwinville, Ford was inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame. Ford died in Gretna at the age of 76 on September 28, 2015, following a long illness. Discography Singles (selected) "Cheatin' Woman" / "The Last One to Cry" (1958) "Sea Cruise" / "Roberta" (1959) - Billboard Hot 100 No. 14 / US Billboard R&B No. 11 "Alimony" / "Can't Tell My Heart (What To Do)" (1959) - Billboard Hot 100 No. 97 "Time After Time" / "I Want To Be Your Man" (1960) - Billboard Hot 100 No. 75 "Chinatown" / "What's Going On" (1960) "You Talk Too Much" / "If You've Got Troubles" (1960) - Billboard Hot 100 No. 87 "My Southern Belle" / "The Groom" (1960) "Seventeen" / "Dog House" (1961) - Billboard Hot 100 No. 72 "Saturday Night Fish Fry" / "Love Don't Love Nobody" (1961) "What Happened To You?" / "Let 'Em Talk" (1961) "A Man Only Does (What A Woman Makes Him Do)" / "They Said It Couldn't Be Done" (1962) Albums Let's Take a Sea Cruise with Frankie Ford (Ace, 1959) Frankie Ford (Briarmeade, 1976) New Orleans Dynamo (Stardust, 1984) Hot and Lonely (Ace, 1995) Christmas (Avantiavi, 1999) Night Songs (Briarmeade, 2002) That Can Be Used Again! (Briarmeade, 2003) The Legend (Knight, 2006) On the Street Where You Live (Briarmeade, 2009) References External links Frankie Ford at the Rockabilly Hall of Fame 1939 births 2015 deaths People from Gretna, Louisiana Ace Records (United States) artists American rhythm and blues singers American male singers American adoptees Rhythm and blues musicians from New Orleans Imperial Records artists Singers from Louisiana