(piano) was active at Buffalo, New York during 1964. Hallie backed Olive Brown for Q label in about 1964.
(piano) was active at Buffalo, New York during 1964. Hallie backed Olive Brown for Q label in about 1964.
(guitar) hails from Nigeria. Favour Ibe is her brother. She was active in 2020. She is managed by Phuture Agency.
(gospel vocal; guitar) sang and played guitar with the Lunenburg Travelers. He may be the Herbert Inzar who was born on 14 June 1932, obtained his social security card in North Carolina before 1951, and who was residing at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York 11238 when he died during August 1976.
(alternate) is the precise performer credit used by (Danish) Vogue PRODUCTIONS #V.119 for the L & N GOSPEL SINGERS, recorded for KING.
(label) derived its acronym from the International Association of Jazz Record Collectors, founded at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1964 by William C. Love. It was later incorporated. The label has issued at least 77 albums.
I A J R C featured: Count Basie with Joe Williams (album #27).
(label) was active in 1988.
I AM Records featured: The Barrett Sisters (LP #IAM #7007-LP); Calvin Bridges; Mike Hayward; Rod McGaha; Alda Denise Mitchell; Arthur Scales; Pops Staples.
Rejoice! # 2/43
(label) was active in 1961-1962.
(Italian) I Giganti del Jazz featured: Memphis Slim (LP #DdJ 17).
(term) is a phrase meaning that the singer has someone’s measure. Compare Baby Bonnie’s I GOT YOUR WATER ON (Gennett, recorded 1924). Compare also Sam Collins’ IT WON’T BE LONG (1927) and the Memphis Jug Band’s PAPA’S GOT YOUR BATH WATER ON and FOURTH STREET MESS AROUND (both 1930). Chris Smith dealt with the phrase in Blues & Rhythm #236.
Contrast Wanda Johnson of Belton, South Carolina who sang BATH WATER, an unrelated song, in 2015.
Compare also BOTTLE UP AND GO.
(label) may in fact merely be an abbreviation for IDEAL MUSIC CO. label, as the words “IDEAL MUSIC CO.” appear across the label of I M C O #45-102. The address “919 W. Rosecrans, Compton, Calif.” appears on the label of issue #45-102. The label was active in about the 1960s. The label name has also been shown as Imco.
I M C O featured: Jimmy Hoff & His Wailers (#105); ELLIOT SHAVERS and HIS BLAZERS (#45-102).
(music publisher) is the publisher of both songs of IMCO #45-102, performed by ELLIOT SHAVERS and HIS BLAZERS (sic). The A side was credited as composed by: (E. Chavers – R. Martinez) (sic); and the B side by: (E. Chavers – A. Wright) (sic).