Uploaded by MotownMaster on Aug 8, 2008
Hattie Littles was a blues singer from Shelby Mississippi, she came to Motown around late 1961 early 1962, her first single was to be "Back In My Arms" slated for Gordy 7004 in 1962, the song was written by Mickey Stevenson, Hattie along with The Spinners was Marvin Gaye's opening act on his 1963 tour she was billed as Queen Of The Blues, she was with Motown from 1962 to 1965 but only had one single release "Your Love Is So Wonderful" released as Gordy 7007, her life took a bad tumble in the late 60's but she pulled herself together and even recorded for MotorCity records in the late 80's and early 90's, Hattie Littles died in 2000, but Motown is finally releasing alot of her recordings.
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HEY Hattie Is my name! thats awesome. didnt know there was any other Hattie's. WOOT WOOT
2 years ago 7
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This is why I listen to OLD reggae & old R&B. & soul.. I said OLD..
3 years ago 6
All Comments (22)
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We have such a rich history of strong female vocalist that have been forgotten over the years that never got the recognition they deserve. Now you know where it comes from, and it didn't start with the Beyonce's of this generation!
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dam this cut make you think of the good old days when everybodys was truly in love
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Get up on ya music yall know yall history sweet song she sings the blues beautiful song i like the blues and these old songs make you feel like you were there
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Great sound, fantastic music. Thanks for posting...
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thx very much for this MotownMaster
btw when you write " but Motown is finally releasing alot of her recordings", do you mean a cd is in the works?
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This is fantastic! Love this stuff. Thanks for all of the great songs.
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one of the best voices of motown in my opinion her voice was STRONG
a shame she never really had any success at motown
RIP hattie
2 years ago 2
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I know some people give you flack for the music history that you give verbally, but quite frankly, I like it and miss it with the newer videos without the expository element...Do what you like, I like the music, and like your comments, so i am fine with which ever way you choose to go, but would prefer the verbal history also, if I had a vote. THANKS FOR ALL OF YOUR POSTS!!!
hollidayevery 8 months ago
@hollidayevery Thank You!
MotownMaster 8 months ago