C&L's Late Nite Music Club With Jamo Thomas

Is he using a microwave oven?
By Dale Merrill — March 28, 2017

Those spies are tricky. He may have an X-Ray camera but makes no mention of a microwave oven.

Though Luther Ingram and the G-Men's version of "I Spy (For The FBI)" came out a few months before Jamo Thomas & His Party Brothers Orchestra take did in 1966, it is the latter that is better known to most to get a party moving.

What are you listening to tonight?

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