Singer-songwriter originally from New Orleans who moved to Los Angeles in 1966 and later to San Francisco. Debuted in 1969 with the album Harlan County and built a reputation as a classy songwriter for numerous artists.

Debut album Harlan County (1969). Backing vocals on Harlan County included Pat and Lolly Vegas. Nick Lowe recorded Ford's song "36 Inches High" on Jesus of Cool. Musical style combines rhythm & blues, soul-pop and country; contains covers such as Willie Dixon's "Spoonful" (as noted in the review).

DeBaser's reviews praise Jim Ford's 1969 album Harlan County for its blend of soul, R&B and country. The writing highlights memorable arrangements, strong vocal backing and Ford's songwriting influence on other artists. Nick Lowe later recorded one of his songs.

For:Fans of 1960s soul, R&B, country-tinged singer-songwriters and pub rock enthusiasts.

 There are albums that make you feel good and spin around in your head all day long, without the need for the radio or MTV to play them for you 300 consecutive times.

  Discover the review
Loading

Oh no! This artist is not in any charts. Why don't you add them yourself using the button below

Image Id: 85945 Resolution: 382 x 300
Image Id: 21106 Resolution: 126 x 88
You and Jim Ford
Who knows Jim Ford?
Loading...
Other websites