Pinkney, Owen, Quartet  

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Jazz group seen at the Green Door Lounge. The group was formerly the Henry Baker Quartet with saxophonist Mickey Fields […]

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Karpouzie, Lou

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Lou managed the legendary Atlantic recording artists the Cardinals and the Tilters in the ‘50s. From the ‘60s through the […]

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Johnson, Flink, Combo 

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Flink Johnson’s Combo could be seen at the Avenue Cafe in the early ‘50s. The group consisted of Flink on […]

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Fields, Shirley

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The “sensational singing discovery” Shirley Fields (sister of legendary sax man Mickey) performed as vocalist for the Pinky Owens Group […]

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Fields, Mickey

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Legendary sax player from Baltimore Wilfred ‘Mickey’ Fields. In 1949 at the age of 16 he toured for six months […]

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Cardinals, The

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One of Baltimore’s most famous ‘50s era R&B vocal groups. Formed in 1946 they were originally known as the Mellotones. […]

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Big Toppers, The

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The cha-cha rock and roll organ quartet including Chico Johnson (organ), Ray Montague (guitar), Don Oliver (sax), and Harold White […]

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