Jimmy Carl Black

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Jimmy Carl Black at Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, October 3, 1968. Photo by Peter Mackay.


Jimmy Carl Black (born James Inkanish, Jr. on February 1, 1938) was a drummer for the Mothers of Invention. Born in El Paso, Texas, he is best known for his Cheyenne heritage and his drooping moustache. His trademark line was "Hi Boys and Girls, I'm Jimmy Carl Black, and I'm the Indian of the group." He is currently working with The Muffin Men, a Frank Zappa tribute band based in Liverpool, England. He still tours and resides in Germany.

Bands and collaborations

  • The Keys (1962 - ?)
  • The Soul Giants (1964)
  • The Mothers / The Mothers Of Invention (with Frank Zappa, 1964 - 1969)
  • Geronimo Black (1970 - 1973)
  • The Valley Loboys (mid/late 1970's)
  • The Grandmothers (1980 onwards)
  • Jimmy Carl Black and the Mannish Boys (mid/late 1980s?)
  • Arthur Brown (late 1980s)
  • The Jack & Jim Show (1991 - 1994)
  • The Farrell and Black Band (1995 onwards)
  • The Muffin Men (1995 onwards)

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