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1920s-30s Female blues singers ... The first ever blues recordings (starting in 1920) were not of acoustic blues payers, but of female singers belting out pop/blues songs fronting jazz bands.
A collection of classic recordings (from the 1920s) featuring the brilliant performances of great early women blues singers. This volume profiles the more sophisticated uptown approach, while Volume 1 ...
the blues singer -- at least the women singers of the 1920s -- was no longer an ordinary member of black society singing the songs of working people or playing for local dances.
1. "Bamalong Blues" 2. "Run, Mollie, Run" 3. "Lonesome Road Blues" 4. "Jackson Stomp" 5. "On Jordan's Stormy Banks We Stand" 6. "Mississippi Jail House Groan" 7. "Forked Deer" 8. "Bye ...
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Men Are Like Street Cars: Women Blues Singers 1928-1969 reviews and sound clips on the ARTISTdirect Network...
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Listen to Men Are Like Streetcars: Women Blues Singers for free on Rhapsody Online along with full-length songs, albums, playlists, music videos, lyrics, and photos.
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