1939 proved to be a good year for Bill Kenny, "Hoppy" Jones, Charlie Fuqua and "Deek" Watson. It was the year in which they finally had a hit record with the song "If I Didn"t Care". Had this record not brought them the success they so desperately sought, we might never had heard any more of The Ink Spots. They were on the verge of disbanding. See Also: JASBOX6-4 - The Golden Age Of The Ink Spots: The Best Of Everything - 101 Classic Original Recordings JASMCD2562 - More Memories From We Four