Jane Bowman

Jane Bowman was an American singer. Her 1961 rockabilly tough gal song, "Mad Mama", concerned an overly jealous mate.^[1] Bowman wrote "Mad Mama".^[2]

Discography

"Dearest Little Angel", B-side "Coming Down With The Blues" (June 1961)
"Eternally", B-side "Mad Mama" (November 1961)

References

^ Mary A. Bufwack, Robert K. Oermann – Finding her voice: women in country music, 1800–2000 2003 – Page 199 "Jackie was joined as a rockabilly "tough gal" by Jane Bowman, whose "Mad Mama" dealt with an overly jealous mate. "Let me tell you, honey, this mama is mad," Jane sang."
^ "Girls Gonna Bop: Rockin' Girls from the Late '50s - Various Artists | Songs, Reviews, Credits | AllMusic". AllMusic. Retrieved February 3, 2021.

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[1] Mary A. Bufwack, Robert K. Oermann – Finding her voice: women in country music, 1800–2000 2003 – Page 199 "Jackie was joined as a rockabilly "tough gal" by Jane Bowman, whose "Mad Mama" dealt with an overly jealous mate. "Let me tell you, honey, this mama is mad," Jane sang."

[2] "Girls Gonna Bop: Rockin' Girls from the Late '50s - Various Artists | Songs, Reviews, Credits | AllMusic". AllMusic. Retrieved February 3, 2021.

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