John Marshall Alexander Jr.

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John Marshall Alexander Jr. was an American rhythm and blues singer and pianist better known by his stage name Johnny Ace, popular in the early 1950s.

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instanceOf human
rhythm and blues singer
stage name
activeYearsEndYear 1954
activeYearsStartYear 1951
alsoKnownAs Johnny Ace NERFINISHED
associatedAct B.B. King NERFINISHED
Bobby Bland NERFINISHED
The Beale Streeters NERFINISHED
basedIn Houston, Texas, United States NERFINISHED
Memphis, Tennessee, United States NERFINISHED
birthName John Marshall Alexander Jr. NERFINISHED
burialPlace New Park Cemetery, Memphis, Tennessee, United States NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1929-06-09
dateOfDeath 1954-12-25
ethnicity African American
genre blues
rhythm and blues
soul
instrument piano
languageOfWorkOrName English
mannerOfDeath accident
militaryService United States Navy
movement early 1950s rhythm and blues
notableAchievement posthumous number-one R&B hit with "Pledging My Love"
notableSingle Cross My Heart NERFINISHED
Saving My Love for You NERFINISHED
notableWork My Song NERFINISHED
Pledging My Love NERFINISHED
The Clock NERFINISHED
occupation pianist
singer
placeOfBirth Memphis, Tennessee, United States NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Houston, Texas, United States NERFINISHED
recordLabel Duke Records NERFINISHED
servedIn World War II NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
stageName Johnny Ace NERFINISHED
usedBy John Marshall Alexander Jr. NERFINISHED
vocalRange baritone

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Johnny Ace birthName John Marshall Alexander Jr.