Ernestine Allen

Born while Ernestine Allen, this jazz-tinged blues singer started saving in 1945 and continued to record such tracks while “Miss Allen’s Blues” and “Like on the market” while Annisteen Allen. After touring with Lucky Millinder, Big John Greer, and Wynonie Harris in 1951, Federal government Records signed the complete Lucky Millinder Orchestra to back again Allen on vocals. After shifting to Federal’s mother or father, Ruler, in 1953, Allen documented “Baby I’m CARRYING IT OUT,” that Ruler was sued by Apollo Information for copyright infringement. Dropped by Ruler, Allen authorized with Capitol in 1954 and toured using the Orioles and Joe Morris & His Blues Cavalcade. In 1955, Allen got popular with “Fujiyama Mama,” a music that was quickly included in Eileen Barton and later on by Wanda Jackson. Allen passed away at 71 in 1992.