A Note On Names
Baby Washington recorded several songs early in her career under the name "Jeanette Washington", which has led her to be confused with a younger funk vocalist who recorded under the same name. Early in her career, Washington also recorded a song as a member of The Jaynetts. Below are singles recorded under the name Jeanette Washington:
- The Jaynetts (feat. Jeanette Washington & The Hearts): "I Wanted To Be Free" / "Where Are You Tonight" (1958 J&S, 1765/6)
- Baby Washington: "The Time" / "You Never Could Be Mine" (1959, Neptune 101)
- Jeanette B. Washington: "Medicine Man" / "Tears Fell" (August 1960, Neptune 120)
- Jeanette (Baby) Washington: "Too Late" / "Move On" (December 1960, Neptune 121)
- Jeanette (Baby) Washington (with background vocals by The De Vaurs): "Nobody Cares (About Me)" * / "Money's Funny" (March 1961, Neptune 122)
- Jeanette (Baby) Washington: "Let Love Go By" / "My Time To Cry" (May 1961, ABC Paramount 10223)
- Jeanette (Baby) Washington: "There You Go Again" / "Don't Cry, Foolish Heart" (September 1961, ABC Paramount 10245)
- * A-side Billboard/R&B #17 and Billboard Hot 100 #60
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