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This biographical entry focuses on the life and career of Lloyd Eugene Stallworth, an American soul artist also known as Baby Lloyd. He is primarily recognized as a member of The Famous Flames, the vocal group that performed alongside James Brown during the 1950s and 1960s. The text outlines his diverse talents as a singer, choreographer, and songwriter, highlighting his contributions to iconic recordings like Live at the Apollo. Beyond his performances, the source details a legal dispute regarding unpaid royalties and the eventual resolution of a long-standing Rock and Roll Hall of Fame controversy. Following decades of being overlooked, Stallworth and his fellow group members were posthumously inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2012. Today, his legacy is preserved through his musical discography and portrayals in biographical cinema.