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Discography
Live in Nagoya, Japan, June 12, 20082008
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When Do We Get Paid?2007
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Where's The $%&§#@' Beer?2007
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How Blue Can You Get?2006
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Indian Rock Songs from Jimmy Carl Black2005
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Mercedes Benz2002
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Hamburger Midnight2002
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Is Singin' The Blues2002
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Brown, Black & Blue1996
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Locked in a Dutch Coffeeshop1995
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Pachuco Cadaver1995
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A Lil' Dab'l Do Ya1987
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Freedom Jazz Dance2008
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Drummin' The Blues
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Gallery
Groups
- Farrell & Blackeponymous, originalcurrent
- Ruben and the Jetscurrent
- The Grandmotherscurrent
- The Jack & Jim Showcurrent
- The Mothers of Inventiondrums (drum set), original · 1964–1969
Played together with
- Alan EstesThe Mothers of Invention · 1972–1972 · percussion
- Art TrippThe Mothers of Invention · 1968–1969 · drums (drum set)
- Billy MundiThe Mothers of Invention · 1966–1970 · drums (drum set)
- Bruce FowlerThe Mothers of Invention · 1973–1975 · trombone
- Bunk GardnerThe Mothers of Invention · 1966–1969 · woodwind
Don PrestonThe Mothers of Invention · 1966–1974 · keyboard- Don “Sugarcane” HarrisThe Mothers of Invention · 1970–1970 · violin
- Earle DumlerThe Mothers of Invention · 1972–1975
- Elliot IngberThe Mothers of Invention · 1966–1966 · guitar
- Frank ZappaThe Mothers of Invention · 1964–1975 · guitar, lead vocals, original, spoken vocals
George DukeThe Mothers of Invention · 1970–1975 · keyboard, synthesizer- Howard KaylanThe Mothers of Invention · 1970–1971 · lead vocals
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Identifiers & aliases
James Inkanish, Jr., known professionally as Jimmy Carl Black, was an original member of the Mothers of Invention, providing drums and vocals. He is known for introducing the songs "Are You Hung Up?" and "Concentration Moon" from the Mothers' album We're Only in It for the Money (1968) saying "Hi boys and girls, I'm Jimmy Carl Black and I'm the Indian of the group."
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