PLAYLIST for MARCH 11, 2009

BLUES QUEENS OF THE TWENTIES: As our contribution to International Women’s Day, we feature three of the first women to record blues in the early ‘twenties.
We’ll hear MARY STAFFORD in 1921 and 1926, EDITH WILSON in 1924, 1929, 1930, 1973
& 1975, and VICTORIA SPIVEY in 1929, 1937 and 1961.
We’ll take a moment to plug the upcoming concerts by Kelly Joe Phelps [at the Black Sheep Inn on March 13] and by GRID MESH [at the CUBE GALLERY on March 20]

Artist: Mary Stafford
Album: Female Blues Singers Volume 13
Tune: Royal Garden Blues
Label: Document

Artist: Mary Stafford
Album: Female Blues Singers Volume 13
Tune: I’m Gonna Jazz My Way Right Straight Thru Paradise
Label: Document

Artist: Mary Stafford
Album: Female Blues Singers Volume 13
Tune: If You Don’t Want Me Send Me To My Ma
Label: Document

Artist: Mary Stafford
Album: Female Blues Singers Volume 13
Tune: Arkansas Blues
Label: Document

Artist: Mary Stafford
Album: Female Blues Singers Volume 13
Tune: Blind Man Blues
Label: Document

Artist: Mary Stafford
Album: Female Blues Singers Volume 13
Tune: Ain’t Got Nobody To Grind My Coffee In the Morning
Label: Document

Artist: Mary Stafford
Album: Female Blues Singers Volume 13
Tune: Take Your Finger Off It
Label: Document

Artist: Kelly Joe Phelps
Album: Western Bell
Tune: The Jenny Spin
Label: Black Hen

Artist: Grid Mesh
Album: Grid Mesh
Tune: Elfenback
Label: Farai

Artist: Edith Wilson
Album: Edith & Lena Wilson
Tune: Daddy Change Your Mind
Label: Document

Artist: Edith Wilson
Album: Edith & Lena Wilson
Tune: I Don’t Know & I Don’t Care Blues
Label: Document

Artist: Edith Wilson
Album: Edith & Lena Wilson
Tune: Double Crossin’ Papa
Label: Document

Artist: Edith Wilson
Album: Edith & Lena Wilson
Tune: Black & Blue
Label: Document

Artist: Edith Wilson
Album: Edith & Lena Wilson
Tune: My Man Is Good For Nothing But Love
Label: Document

Artist: Edith Wilson
Album: Edith & Lena Wilson
Tune: My Handy Man Ain’t Handy No More
Label: Document

Artist: Edith Wilson
Album: He May Be Your Man, But He Comes To See Me Sometimes!
Tune: Hesitating Blues
Label: Delmark

Artist: Edith Wilson
Album: He May Be Your Man, But He Comes To See Me Sometimes!
Tune: He May Be Your Man
Label: Delmark

Artist: Edith Wilson
Album: He May Be Your Man, But He Comes To See Me Sometimes!
Tune: Hey! Hey! Boogie
Label: Delmark

Artist: Edith Wilson
Album: He May Be Your Man, But He Comes To See Me Sometimes!
Tune: Poppa-Mama Blues
Label: Delmark

Artist: Victoria Spivey
Album: Blues Volume 3
Tune: How Do You Do It That Way
Label: Object

Artist: Victoria Spivey
Album: Broke, Black & Blue
Tune: Funny Feathers
Label: Proper

Artist: Victoria Spivey
Album: Victoria Spivey Volume 4
Tune: One Hour Mama
Label: Document

Artist: Victoria Spivey
Album: Victoria Spivey Volume 4
Tune: Give It To Him
Label: Document

Artist: Victoria Spivey
Album: Victoria Spivey Volume 4
Tune: Got the Blues So Bad
Label: Document

Artist: Victoria Spivey
Album: Woman Blues
Tune: A Big One
Label: Bluesville

Artist: Victoria Spivey
Album: Woman Blues
Tune: Let’s Ride Tonight
Label: Bluesville

Artist: Victoria Spivey
Album: Woman Blues
Tune: I’m A Red Hot Mama
Label: Bluesville

Artist: Victoria Spivey
Album: Woman Blues
Tune: I Got Men All Over This Town
Label: Bluesville

Artist: Victoria Spivey
Album: Woman Blues
Tune: That Man
Label: Bluesville


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