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Ma Rainey's Black Bottom
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Ma Rainey's Black Bottom
Rainey Ma
In the early 1920's, Paramount Records were renowned for
their blues output. Their releases by such performers as Alberta
Hunter caused cash registers to jingle prolifically, as they vied
for domination in a market headed by Columbia and the
magnificent Bessie Smith. But who could compete?
Paramount's 1924 catalogue supplied what the label believed
was the answer, announcing that Ma Rainey was "recognised
as the greatest blues singer ever known. Her records are
breaking all records for popularity. Ma is the Mother of the
Blues because she really taught many of the younger stars how
to sing blues." Paramount's promotion spiel was nothing but the
truth.
| Media | Music CD (Compact Disc) |
| Number of discs | 2 |
| Released | February 12, 2021 |
| EAN/UPC | 5060143497889 |
| Label | Not Now Music NNOW4349788.2 |
| Genre | R&b |
| Dimensions | 127 × 142 × 6 mm · 63 g |
Track list
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1. CD
- "Ma" Rainey's Black Bottom
- Deep Moaning Blues
- Those Dogs of Mine
- Black Eye Blues
- See See Rider Blues
- Runaway Blues
- Walking Blues
- Don't Fish in My Sea
- Booze and Blues
- Big Boy Blues
- Oh Papa Blues
- Ma and Pa Poorhouse Blues (With Papa Charlie Jackson)
- Toad Frog Blues
- Lawd Send Me a Man Blues
- Sweet Rough Man
- So Soon This Morning
- Hear Me Talkin to You
- Memphis Bound Blues
- Hellish Rag
- Stack O' Lee Blues
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2. CD
- Shave 'em Dry Blues
- Bad Luck Blues
- Dead Drunk Blues
- Barrel House Blues
- Victim of the Blues
- Damper Down Blues
- Big Feeling Papa (With Papa Charlie Jackson)
- Leaving This Morning
- "Ma" Rainey's Mystery Record
- Mountain Jack Blues
- Blues Oh Blues
- Misery Blues
- Chain Gang Blues
- Grievin' Hearted Blues
- Broken Hearted Blues
- Screech Owl Blues
- Honey, Where You Been So Long
- Lucky Rock Blues
- Southern Blues
- Daddy Goodbye Blues
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