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irma coffee
from: jake
i recently got a cassette called around
the world 1973.
does any one have a name for the female singer who joins fz and napoleon
murphy
brock on tango/pygmy? whoever she was she has a really great blues
voice.
from: patrick neve [splat@darkwing.uoregon.edu]
she's identified onstage as "coffee".
as nappy put it, "i could go for a cuppa coffee right about
now."
from:
charles pater (charpa@flevonet.nl)
her name is irma coffee. she's on the nifty
bootleg with nm brock; passaic nov 18 1974
she made one single for hi-records in 1973: anyway the wind blows b/w you made
me what i am (hi2253). atwb is credited to staff writer earl randle, it's not
the fz composition. it's a sort of ann peebles . . .
-charles pater
from:
"dean f." (soulexpress@xxxxxxxxx.xxxx)
subject:
irma coffee or emma coffee?
while cataloging my cds, i came across something kind of interesting. on two
different hi records anthologies, i've got a song called "you made me what
i am." one cd listed the singer's name as irma coffee, while the other
called her emma coffee. anybody know what's up with that?
discography:
irma coffee: spiders & snakes / shelter of your eyes
(19??, 7", usa, tam town)
irma
coffee: anyway the wind blows / you made me what i am
(1973, 7", usa, hi 2253)
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