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  • Heard, but never seen her...thanks for posting.

  • Sweet Voice !

  • Moving Hall Star Singer

    South Carolina

    very rare blues singing... she was a GOSPAL singer!

  • man i love her singing

    

  • where can I download "blues masters"?

  • Mable sang with the Sea Island Singers--this is the only single of her I've been able to find except for some Alan Lomax recordings. Google cultural equity. She had an awesome and powerful voice and unfortunately died just as her career was taking off.

    @wadsmyage--it's Mable's rendition of an old blues standard "How Long". I also like Pinetop Perkins version.

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  • does anyone know where to get the lyrics to this? is it a cover?

  • oohh....ohhhh...oohhhh....oohh­hh....oohhhhh.................­.ayayayayayyyy!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you Mable for having walked this earth!!!!

  • she is the greatest...just listen to the nigger album....no disrepect its called ITS HARD TO BE A NIGGER...she hated white culture,im white and after reading her own story im with her...god bless mable im yopur biggest fan

  • Bloody MOVING and marvellous............what a voice !!!!!!!!!!

    Brownie McGhee on guitar and very likely Otis Spann at the piano

  • this dvd is hard to come by, does anyone have a link to the mp3?

    this song really resonates.

  • How the Blues went North.

    some women are prepared to suffer in love just to sing like this.

    The train that took Robert Johnson's blue mind up north just ran and ran and the passengers just kept on coming.

    Wanted - copies of Southern train company schedules for the first half of MCM

  • i love that woman she make love to me whit her voice. a big mama a good old woman

  • that voice, that attitude!!! Damn, that's a REAL woman!!!!

  • Fucking magnificent.

  • Her voice is sublime. No other word to be said.

  • Anymore of Mable PLEASE. Thanks for posting. Great.

  • The white guy is Colin James, and is a recording from a CBS television in a studio in Toronto in 1966. You can buy the dvd and its called The Blues Masters.

  • does anyone know the name of the white guy

  • Where can I get this entire show? I know it is a CBC series recorded in Toronto in about 1964...

  • Really? Just one comment? In the last year? This video is one of blues' best kept.

  • Classic stuff! And for the record, Mable Hillery toured the UK in 1967 accompanied by BILL FARROW (also here on YouTube). They had 5 TV appearances, including Late Night Line-up, presented by Joan Bakewell.

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