About Jimmy Carl Black
Jimmy Carl Black (February 1, 1938 – November 1, 2008) was an unusual figure in American rock music as he achieved lasting fame primarily for a single ad libbed line on the third album by the Mothers of Invention: "Hi boys and girls, I'm Jimmy Carl Black and I'm the Indian of the group." Of course there was more to it than just this line, as bandleader Frank Zappa exploited the eccentric character of this Cheyenne Indian musician, realizing that
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Top Tracks
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The Indian of the Group (live)
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Ain't Got No Home
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Big Leg Emma
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Trail Of Tears
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Fever
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Cold women with warm hearts
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Who did you love
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Lady Queen Bee
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Taste Of Snakes
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Dropped Another Needle
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Turn on your love light
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Teenage credit
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I'm a king bee
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Low ridin' man
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Stand by me
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Hound dog
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Bitter pill
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C.C. Rider
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I don't want no woman
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Captain Beefhart Medley
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Don't lie to me
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You Dont Love Me No More
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Whole life lovin' you
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Big Boss Man
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Mercedes Benz
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On the road again
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Hoochie Coochie man
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Lonely, lonely, nights
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Summertime blues medley
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Sympathy For The Devil
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Lovesick Blues
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Look at me, I'm in love again
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Sick 'n' tired
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44 Blues (How many more years)
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Miss Ann
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Got my mojo workin'
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Hamburger midnight
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Willin'
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Is it me or is it you
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She's bad
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Love Me Two Times
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Byob Klub
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Political man
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Evil
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Love Potion #9
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I'm willin'
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Que Paso
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Willie the Pimp
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You Don't Love Me No More
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Road ladies
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