Camille Howard

Camille Howard (March 29, 1914 March 10, 1993) was an American R&B pianist and singer.

Howard was born in Galveston, Texas. When in California in the 1940s, she became the featured piano player with Roy Miltons Solid Senders, playing on all their early hits on Juke Box and then Specialty labels, including "R. M. Blues" (1946).

After that record's success, she featured on more of Miltons records, occasionally as singer. Record label head Art Rupe also began recording her as a solo artiste, with her biggest hit coming with "X-Temporaneous Boogie".

She continued to record successfully in the early 1950s, but the growth of rock and roll and her own religious convictions ended her career.

Howard died in Los Angeles in 1993.

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[RensStella]

very nicely done & much appreciated !!

[danoinreno]

@RensStella you have good taste in tunes

how do you feel about turkey burgers

LOL !!!

hugs & smiles

Dan

[fancynot]

YeAh ! thnks you Dan, for this fresh evening break. Cheers w / (vodka/martini) ! !

[danoinreno]

@fancynot tonight it's vodka and watermelon juice and tonic water , A little summer time drinkie

Cheers Mr Not , DanOOO

[MindsiMedia]

Go Man Go!

[danoinreno]

@BigLoveZone happy you enjoy this , Love ya BigLove , Danny

[BigLoveZone]

@danoinreno great share, Danny! I've never heard of her...so glad I watched this!

[danoinreno]

@7lizet boogie child !!!!

[danoinreno]

@cogermax91 happy you fine this of interest , boogie woogie music is a favorite of mine, guess you can't play it on the violin , or can you ??

peace DanO

[cogermax91]

very interesting !bravo for this video !