Pigmeat Markham

Pigmeat Markham
Pigmeat Markham was far better known as a comedian than a musician, but in the 1960s he cut a series of novelty records in which he delivered his rhythmic, rhyming routines over frantic backdrops of bluesy funk that not only anticipated hip-hop by at least a decade, but landed him on the pop charts in the process. Born in Durham, NC, on April 18, 1904, as either David Markham or Dewey Martin (he was known to use both, and biographical sources disagree as to his true name), he began his career...
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Pigmeat Markham Here Comes the Judge
Here Comes the Judge (1968) - Pigmeat Markham
By: Pigmeat Markham
Credited Role:Main Performer
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Pigmeat Markham Would the Real Pigmeat Markham Please Sit Down
Would the Real Pigmeat Markham Please Sit Down (1997) - Pigmeat Markham
By: Pigmeat Markham
Credited Role:Main Performer
Song List: Intro/The Preacher, Blackboard, My Wife? I Ain't Seen Her
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