In April 1969, Turner and the Kings of Rhythm released an album, "A Black Man's Soul", on Pompeii Records. The album earned Turner his first solo Grammy nomination for Best R&amp;B Instrumental Performance at the 12th Annual Grammy Awards. Later that year, the duo released the blues oriented albums "Outta Season" and "The Hunter" on Blue Thumb Records. Turner and Bob Krasnow, founder of Blue Thumb, co-produced Earl Hooker's 1969 album "Sweet Black Angel". In November, the Ike &amp; Tina Turner Revue opened up for the Rolling Stones on their 1969 American Tour.