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Black Ivory King

1899 – 1947

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About Black Ivory King

Lived 1899 – 1947 (aged 47–48). Black Ivory King was a singer, pianist, songwriter and recording artist.

David Alexander His best known song was "The Flying Crow", and it included a poetic version of the train timetable between Port Arthur, Texas, and Kansas City, Missouri.

Following his brief recording session, Black Ivory King moved on again eventually settling in Los Angeles.

The blues musician Dave Alexander (1938–2012) was named for his father's best friend, David Alexander (Black Ivory King).

The lyrics to "The Flying Crow" were printed in a publication released in 1993.

Discography 78rpm singles "Gingham Dress (Alexander Blues)" / "Match Box Blues" (Decca, 1937) "The Flying Crow" / "Working for The PWA" (Decca, 1937)

Compilation album 1994: Black Boy Shine & Black Ivory King 1936-1937, (Document) (This collection had 18 sides recorded by Black Boy Shine, plus four accredited to Black Ivory King).

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Important facts

Born
1899
Birth century
Died
1947

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Black Ivory King?

musical artist

When was Black Ivory King born?

Black Ivory King was born in 1899.

When did Black Ivory King die?

Black Ivory King died in 1947.

What was Black Ivory King's occupation?

Black Ivory King was a singer, pianist, songwriter and recording artist.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Black Ivory King

· Wikidata: Q127469669

· DBpedia: Black Ivory King

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