
Johnny Ace (June 9, 1929 – December 25, 1954), born John Marshall Alexander, Jr. in Memphis, Tennessee, the son of a preacher. He was one of the stars of U.S. rhythm and blues singing. Career After serving in the navy during WWII, Alexander joined Adolph Duncan's Band as a pianist. He then joined the B. B. King band. Soon King departed for Los Angeles and Bobby Bland joined the army. Alexander took over vocal duties and renamed the band The Beale Streeters,[1] also taking over King's WDIA radio show.
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Pledging My Love
My Song
The Clock
Cross My Heart
Never Let Me Go
Anymore
Saving My Love For You
Don't You Know
So Lonely
How Can You Be So Mean
I'm Crazy Baby
Still Love You So
Please Forgive Me
Follow the Rule
Angel
No Money
Burley Cutie
Ace's Wild
You've Been Gone So Long
Cross My Heart (Remastered)
Midnight Hours Journey
Never Let Me Go - Edit
Yes, Baby
Pledging My Love (01-27-1954)
Anymore - Edit
Pledging My Life
Aces Wild
Yes Baby
Pledging My Love - Digitally Remastered
Black Night
Cross My Heart (Album Version)
I Cried
My Song (C. 05-1952)
Pledging My Love (1954)
Cros My Heart
Pledging My Love - Remastered
Yes Baby (With Big Mama Thornton)
Pledging My Love (feat. Johnny Otis & His Orchestra)
Midnight Hour Journey
You Been Gone To Long
I Still Love You So
Midnight Hours Journey (1951)
Pledging My Love (1954)
My Soul - Remastered
Forever My Darling
Pledging My Love (Overdubbed)
I'm Crazy, Baby
Cross My Heart - Remastered
Yes, Baby (08-28-1953)
Pledge My Love
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