Fujiyama Mama
The lovely Annisteen Allen was discovered by the legendary Louis Jordan, who recommended her to Lucky Millinder, then on the lookout for a top notch, sexy female vocalist. She went solo in the early 1950s after scoring mega national chart hits with Lucky's band, and made some superb R&B; sides to rival those of Laverne Baker and Ruth Brown at Atlantic (she was a much better singer than either allegedly!) Annisteen had perhaps her biggest and most notorious hit in 1953 with "Baby, I'm Doin' It!" - a saucy answer to the 5 Royales' chart-topper "Baby, Don't Do It!". Her most famous song is undoubtedly the explosive "Fujiyama Mama" which Wanda Jackson turned into a rockabilly classic in 1957.