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Jackie Ivory
Jackie (*1937 in Arkansas) - his real name is Grant Ivory jr. - received his first piano lessons by his mother.
Later, he took private lessons which ended up with a piano trio with Carl Shane and Robert Cobb.
After having graduated from Central High School in 1955, Jackie moved to East Chicago, IN, where he worked at
Inland Steel Mill, playing music on the weekends. The years 1959 till 1962 saw Jackie in the army, primarily
in Germany.
After an Honorable Discharge, he played with Don Davis, guitar, before starting a Hammond B-3 trio (organ, sax, drums). He toured across the USA, Canada and Europe for more than 14 years, and worked together with (among others) Willis Jackson, Junior Walker, Etta Jones, John Lee Hooker, T-Bone Walker, Grant Green and Paul Gonzales. Jackie passed away in August 2013. |
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Soul Discovery Atco Records SD 33178 released 1965 |
Jackie Ivory, organ Paul Renfro, tenor sax Bill Nicks, drums |
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Gator's Groove Prestige 7648 recorded 1969 in USA |
Willis Jackson, tenor sax Jackie Ivory, organ Bill Jennings, guitar Jerry Potter, drums Richard Landrum, conga, bangos |
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Live At Jack's Bar Honeycomb Records HR 4492 recorded live at Jack's Bar in San Francisco, CA/USA |
Jackie Ivory, Hammond B-3 organ Henry Lawrence Avery, drums Harriett E. Davis, vocals Nancy Wright, sax Yoshinobu Takeda, guitar |
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Laying In The Cut Chess recorded 2002 in USA |
Jackie Ivory, Hammond B-3 organ Henry Lawrence Avery, drums Harriett E. Davis, vocals Nancy Wright, sax Yoshinobu Takeda, guitar |
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