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Mamie Smith - Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 3

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Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 3
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Artist(s)Mamie Smith
StudioDocument
Release DateSeptember 1, 1995
UPC Code714298535921
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Tracks

  1. New Orleans
  2. Mamie Smith Blues
  3. Alabama Blues
  4. Stuttering
  5. Those Longing for You Blues
  6. Got to Cool My Doggies Now
  7. You Can Have Him, I Don't Want Him, Didn't Love Him Anyhow Blues
  8. Strut Your Material
  9. Wish That I Could But I Can't Forgive You Blues
  10. Sighin' Around With the Blues
  11. That Da Da Strain
  12. I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None O' This Jelly Roll
  13. Don't Mess With Me
  14. Mean Man
  15. The Darktown Flappers Ball
  16. I'm Gonna Get You
  17. You've Got to See Mamma Ev'ry Night (Or You Can't See Mamma at All) - Mamie Smith, Conrad, Con
  18. You Can't Do What My Last Man Did
  19. Good Looking Papa
  20. Lady Luck Blues - Mamie Smith, Weber, William
  21. Kansas City Blues
  22. Plain Old Blues
  23. Mistreatin' Daddy
  24. Do It, Mr. So-And-So

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User Reviews

Average user review: 5.0 (1 reviews)

rating: 5 QuoteMamie Smith & Her Jazz Hounds...Quote
Mamie Smith, aside from Ethel Waters, was the finest and 1st blues singer to emerge from the raorin' 20's blues craze, and since Smith(no relation to Bessie, Clara, or Trixie) sounded white and dicty on her sessions, was also a low down jazz singer who could cut loose with her jazz hounds which featured Coleman Hawkins, and stide pianist Jimmy Johnson(James P.), she attracted both blacks and whites of the era. Smith's recording career was actually very accidental, Smith a great vaudeville entertainer, was filling in for Sophie Tucker at the recording studio(due to Tucker's busy schedule), Tucker was a fan of Smith's and rcommended her to record producers. Smith recorded the songs Tucker was supposed to. The record producers liked Smith and had her record the 1st female vocal blues "Crazy Blues," which started the "20's blues craze" the rest is history. This CD the 3nd in the European label Document's series of complete Mamie Smith & Her Jazz Hounds, is highly enjoyable, Smith sounds best on standards like "New Orleans" and "You've Got To See Mama Every Night." Also "The Mamie Smith Blues" is fun. An enjoyable and essential set of classic blues. also the Mamie Smith's Jazz Hounds get a few instumetals, where they get to show off how "hot" of a Dixieland band they were, in fact the entire CD is more Dixieland oriented then blues, so this CD is recommended to classic blues and traditional/dixieland collectors. September 17, 2000

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