High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Baker Knight (July 4, 1933 - October 12, 2005) was an American songwriter and musician from Birmingham, Alabama. Knight was born Thomas Baker Knight Jr. in Birmingham, Alabama in 1933. His father died in 1939, and he was raised primarily by relatives. He learned to play guitar while serving in the Air Force, and then attended the University of Alabama, where he wrote music in his spare time. In 1956 he founded a rockabilly group, The Knightmares. Their debut single, "Bop Boogie to the Blues", was released on Kit Records that year. The next release, "Bring My Cadillac Back", was a local hit and was picked up for national distribution by Decca Records, but radio stations refused to play it because it served as unpaid blatant advertising for Cadillac. Decca held on to Knight and had him release three solo records which featured arrangements by Ray Ellis, "Reelin' and Rockin' (Bippin' and Boppin' Over You)", "Just a Little Bit More", and "Love-A, Love-A, Love-A". None of them sold well, and Decca dropped him afterward.

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