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5 months ago
Marion Harris - How Come You Do Me Like You Do
recorded 3/28/1924
piano passages by Phil Ohman
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5 months ago
Marion Harris - Waitin' For the Evening Mail (1923)
Marion Harris (1896 - April 23, 1944) was an American popular singer around 1920. She was the first widely known white singer to sing jazz and blue...
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Many thanks edmundusrex for sharing this great recording by the astounding Marion. I believe Lucille Hegamin also recorded this in the same year.
You spread a lot of joy.
You have an extensive collection and a more extensively generous soul.
Thanks deeply.
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5 months ago
Grace Johnston - You Didn't Have To Tell Me
recorded 1/1931
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Thank you very much pax41 for all of the great joy you generously share.
There's something haunting about Grace Johnston. And the unforgettable Jane Green.
You shine lanterns in the dark.
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5 months ago
Mamie Smith - Crazy blues
Mamie Smith & her Jazz Hounds - Crazy blues (1920)
I can't sleep at night
I can't eat a bite
'cause the man I love
He don't treat me right.
He mak...
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Outstanding! Thank you - thank you - for your dedication and generosity to reveal the intense wonder of the great Mamie Smith, Perry Radford, and the Blues.
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5 months ago
The Blues Have Got Me - Marion Harris c1924
Early blues song by Marion Harris, credited as being the first white woman to be recorded singing the blues in 1919. Check the internet. She was ...
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Many thanks. Marion Harris is a favorite of mine. This is one of my 3 favorite songs by her. Do you have "Your Mamma's Gonna Slow You Down"?
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This is wonderful. Marion is my favorite singer from this time, along with Ma Rainey.
This song, They Go Wild Over Me, and Cross-Eyed Papa, show her really fine comic side. You also brought here Rudy Vallee's fine rendition of this song.
Generosity lights the world.
Thank you.