Jimmy Ellis has been played on NTS shows including Cosmic Dreamer Radio, with I Believe first played on 9 September 2019.

There are at least four artists called Jimmy Ellis:

1) Jimmy Ellis. The leader singer of The Trammps. They are remembered for their hit single “Disco Inferno” (1976).

2) Jimmy Ellis aka Orion. Born in 1945 in Orville, Alabama. His natural voice was very similar to the voice of Elvis Presley, and he used his voice in a masked stage character called Orion, taken from a novel of Gail Brewer-Giorgio based on a famous singer who fakes his own death.
Jimmy Ellis began recording in 1964 for the Dradco label. In 1972 recorded for Sun Records two Elvis's songs: That's All Right Mama and Blue Moon Of Kentucky. In 1979 Ellis recorded many old Jerry Lee Lewis's songs overdubbing the Jerry's voice: Sweet Little Sixteen, Save The Last Dance For Me, Cold Cold Heart, Good Golly Miss Molly and many others. The album was credited as Jerry Lee Lewis and Friend and get the top 20, causing a great speculation about the identity of that mysterious "friend" who sounds exactly like Elvis. A TV show made a scientific scan and concluded that only could be the voice of Elvis. That year Jimmy Ellis starts his career as Orion recording songs as Ebony Eyes, a version of Matchbox's Rockabilly Rebel and Queen's This Little Thing Called Love. In 1983 he decides to take off the mask and tries to start a serious musical career trying not to sound like Elvis, but that wasn't easy, so finally he retorned the mask in 1987. On the night of Dec. 12, 1998, Jimmy Ellis and his wife Elaine were killed in a robbery attempt to his convenience store by three local teens armed with shotguns.

3) Jimmy "Preacher" Ellis is a blues musician. He was born in 1935 in Foreman, Arkansas. His most importants albums are "Red, Hot & Blue" and "That's Why We All Have The Blues". Puttin It On Your Mind is one his best hits.

4) Jimmy Ellis is a jazz tenor saxophonist from Chicago, Illinois.