The Ink Spots (Live) - If I Didn't Care

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Charlie Fuqua's Ink Spots LIVE from a 1955 Texas television program.
Jimmy Holmes - Lead Vocal
Essex Scott - 2nd Tenor Vocal
Charlie Fuqua - Baritone Vocal & Guitar
Harold Jackson - Bass Vocal

Austin Casey

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My dad was born in 1955. RIP. He is the reason I love incredible music like this. God bless all 🥲🙏

dRoscoAZ

My dad used to sing this song I can still hear him

bt

The vocal control is astonishing. A master of their craft !

Visiblediety

Always a pleasure to listen to Jimmy Holmes. As time goes on, the more inclined I am to put him almost beside Bill Kenny... but not quite. But still, definitely one of my favourite singers, whose technical ability and style were just completely, utterly superb. He's not given anywhere near the credit he deserves.

innoclarke

Jimmy Holmes, one of the best singers I’ve ever come across. His voice just hits different. 🫶

_Hiya_Kai

An interesting thing this video confirms... Hal Jackson was actually playing his Cello, not using it as a prop like Herb Kenny did. You can hear him throughout and it’s noticeable when a drops out for his talking part then comes in a few beats afterwards. This isn’t all that surprising considering Jackson was an accomplished Bass player, but still interesting. It wasn’t totally necessary for him to play it since there was a Bass player playing off screen too but it’s cool that he was playing it like Hoppy used to.

AustinCasey

As a kid after the War, I remember these 4 and their voices were so refined and comforting.

glennkoons

When I was a child I just loved these lovely singers. I can hear them again and again

ritacobb

That was so unbelievably cool to see what they look like singing. Gorgeous tune

michaeloconnor

Fred always sanged this, on Sandford and Son. ❤❤❤❤

wandabailey

Tbh as a 24 year old Asian guy I insanely really love the Inkspots. Thanks for uploading this wonderful music!!!

johnnyvash

That's my mom and dad's era. This takes me right back to when I was little--and it's great to actually see them performing and not just a pic on a record album! Thanks for posting!

garygramling