Bands & artists like Lloyd Price
If you like Lloyd Price, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.
Artists to try next
Fats Domino
GuideKnown for his boogie-woogie piano style and vibrant vocal delivery, Fats Domino shares a similar upbeat energy and rhythm that defines early rock and roll.
Little Richard
GuideWith his explosive vocal style and energetic performances, Little Richard embodies the same driving rhythms and exuberance found in Lloyd Price's music.
Sam Cooke
GuideSam Cooke’s smooth vocal style and rhythmic sensibility resonate with the buoyant energy characteristic of Lloyd Price's recordings.
Chuck Berry
As a pioneer of rock music with catchy melodies and driving guitar riffs, Chuck Berry aligns well with the rhythmic vitality found in Price's songs.
Ben E. King
GuideBen E. King’s rich baritone and soulful ballads reflect a similar emotional depth and rhythmic sophistication as seen in Lloyd Price's music.
Otis Redding
GuideOtis Redding’s powerful vocals and dynamic arrangements capture a similar intensity and groove that fans of Lloyd Price would appreciate.
James Brown
GuideWith his emphasis on rhythm and showmanship, James Brown brings an infectious energy to his performances that mirrors Price’s lively style.
Etta James
GuideEtta James combines blues and soul with powerful vocals, creating an emotional resonance akin to the rich phrasing found in Price's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Lloyd Price?
Artists similar to Lloyd Price include Fats Domino, Little Richard, Sam Cooke and Chuck Berry. Each shares elements of Lloyd Price's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Lloyd Price?
Lloyd Price is primarily known for jazz and R&B. With driving rhythms and rich vocal phrasing, Price’s music pulsates with a buoyant energy that propels listeners forward, creating an irresistible momentum.
Where should I start if I like Lloyd Price?
If you enjoy Lloyd Price, start with Fats Domino — their album "The Fabulous Mister D" is a great entry point. Known for his boogie-woogie piano style and vibrant vocal delivery, Fats Domino shares a similar upbeat energy and rhythm that defines early rock and roll.