Ma Rainey

ACountin the blues
BJelly bean blues

Label: UHCA
Catalogue number: 83/4
Genre: Jazz
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #4671

Ma Rainey, the pioneering American blues singer, performing 'Countin' the Blues' and 'Jelly Bean Blues' on UHCA 83/4. UHCA appears to be a very obscure or short-lived British imprint, and UK copies of Ma Rainey sides are extremely uncommon.

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Ma Rainey

ABlues oh blues
BOh papa blues

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Ma Rainey

AMoonshine blues
BNew Boweavil blues

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ASoon this morning
BDon't fish in my sea

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Ma Rainey

AWeepin women blues
BMorning hours blues

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AYonder come the blues
BStack o lee blues

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