featuring of the song in night clubs, therefore making Dixon's a prior copyright.Dixon never achieved chart success, but she continued performing and befriending other entertainers, including comedian Redd Foxx. In 1975, she appeared on his hit television series Sanford & Son. By then she was known as Auntie Tina Dixon and she released two raunchy comedy albums, Take It Out Of This! and Calling All Freaks on Laff Records. Dixon had a role in the 1977 film Big Time. Discography Singles 1945: The Flennoy Trio – "E-Bob-O-Le-Bob" (Excelsior 130) 1947: Tina Dixon & Lady Blue Allstar – "Don't You Know I Want To Love You" / "Hello Baby" (Aladdin 205) 1949: Tina Dixon And Gene Nero Sextet – "Walk That Walk, Daddy-O" / "Parrot Bar Boogie" (King 4257) 1950: Tina Dixon And Gene Nero Sextet – "Blow Mr. Be-Bop" (King 4332) Albums Take It Out Of This! (Laff Records) Calling All Freaks (Laff Records) Album appearances 1985: Those Great Blues Girls From The 40's (Capitol Records) 2002: Fine Fine Baby: King's Queens – King's Blues Gals Of The '40s (Westside Records) References External links Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop on Marv Goldberg's R&B Notebooks Tina Dixon on IMDb Spontaneous Lunacy:Tina Dixon on Spontaneous Lunacy American rhythm and blues singer-songwriters American women jazz singers American jazz singers Singers from Detroit Actresses from Detroit African-American female comedians American women comedians African-American actresses American film actresses 20th-century American comedians 20th-century American actresses Aladdin Records artists King Records artists 20th-century African-American women singers Singer-songwriters from Michigan