On this day in music history - The album The Blues Is Life, by Victoria Spivey (1962)

The Blues Is Life

by Victoria Spivey

was recorded on October 18, 1962.

Track list:

By Yourself; Eagle and Hawk; You’re My Man; Don’t Worry About It; Low Friends; Kazoo Papa Blues; Don’t Care; My Head Is Bad; Six Foot Daddy; Can I Wash Your Clothes; Good Sissages; Big Black Belt.

Born on this day – Victoria Spivey:

Victoria Spivey

Blues singer

Songwriter

October 15, 1906 – October 3, 1976

September in music history - Woman Blues!, by Victoria Spivey with Lonnie Johnson (1961)

Woman Blues!

by Victoria Spivey with Lonnie Johnson

was released in September 1961.

Exact release date unknown.

Track list:

Christmas Without Santa Claus; A Big One; Let’s Ride Tonight; What Is This Thing They’re Talking About; I’m A Red Hot Mama; Grow Old Together; Beautiful World; I Got Men All Over This Town; That Man; Thursday Girl.

On this day in music history - The album Victoria And Her Blues, by Victoria Spivey (1962)

 

Victoria And Her Blues

by Victoria Spivey

was recorded on February 12, 1962.

Track list:

Grant Spivey; When I Was Seven; Talk About Moanin'; Mr. Daddy; So Long Buddy; From Broadway to 7th Ave.; Brooklyn Bridge; Thirteen Years; Cool Papa; New York Moan; New York Tombs; Buddy Tate.