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Mamie Smith

Mamie Smith

1891–1946United States2000s1940s2010s1970s

About Mamie Smith

Mamie Smith was an American vaudeville singer, dancer, pianist, and actress. As a vaudeville singer she performed in multiple styles, including jazz and blues. In 1920, she entered blues history as the first African American artist to make vocal blues recordings. Born : May 26, 1891 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Died : September 16, 1946 in New York City, New York.

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Formed

1891 – 1946

Origin

United States

Discography

Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order, Volume 4: 16 August 1923 to 1942 (1995)

Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order, Volume 2: c. 18 August 1921 to Early May 1922 (1995)

Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order, Volume 3: C. Early May 1922 to 15 August 1923 (1995)

Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order, Volume 1: 1920 - 1921 (1995)

Crazy Blues: The Best Of (2004)

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Thumbnail for Comedy Musical Full Movie | Paradise In Harlem (1939) by Mamie Smith1:25:20

Comedy Musical Full Movie | Paradise In Harlem (1939)

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Evolution of Black Cinema

Mamie Smith

2000sLive

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    Lt Col Dale R Wees - Interview with Mamie Smith

    Mamie Smith

    2010sInterview
  • Thumbnail for Radio Wilder #106 Oldest Recorded Blues Song by Mamie Smith1:59:09

    Radio Wilder #106 Oldest Recorded Blues Song

    Mamie Smith

    Interview
  • Thumbnail for Mamie Smith- The Unfolding of a Rose Interview by Mamie Smith9:58

    Mamie Smith- The Unfolding of a Rose Interview

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    Interview

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  • Thumbnail for Mamie Smith, pionnière du blues - La chronique d'Aliette de Laleu by Mamie Smith2:09

    Mamie Smith, pionnière du blues - La chronique d'Aliette de Laleu

    Mamie Smith

    StudioTour
  • Thumbnail for COLEMAN HAWKINS & HIS ORCHESTRA With DIZZY GILLESPIE: Disorder At The Border (Apollo 753, 10” 1944) by Oscar Pettiford, Mamie Smith, Max Roach2:53

    COLEMAN HAWKINS & HIS ORCHESTRA With DIZZY GILLESPIE: Disorder At The Border (Apollo 753, 10” 1944)

    Oscar Pettiford, Mamie Smith, Max Roach

    1940sStudioRare

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  • Thumbnail for Evolution of Black Cinema by Mamie Smith3:51

    Evolution of Black Cinema

    Mamie Smith

    2000sLive
  • Thumbnail for Paradise in Harlem (1939) Comedy, Drama, Musical by Mamie Smith1:24:53

    Paradise in Harlem (1939) Comedy, Drama, Musical

    Mamie Smith

    TV Appearance
  • Thumbnail for Comedy Musical Full Movie | Paradise In Harlem (1939) by Mamie Smith1:25:20

    Comedy Musical Full Movie | Paradise In Harlem (1939)

    Mamie Smith

  • Thumbnail for Murder on Lenox Avenue (1941) | Mamie Smith by Mamie Smith1:03:12

    Murder on Lenox Avenue (1941) | Mamie Smith

    Mamie Smith

    1940s
  • Thumbnail for The Joy of Black Women in Music History - #ShavonGrooves  #1 #Mamie Smith #28DaysofQueenVibes by Mamie Smith1:22

    The Joy of Black Women in Music History - #ShavonGrooves #1 #Mamie Smith #28DaysofQueenVibes

    Mamie Smith

  • Thumbnail for Preview Clip: Paradise in Harlem (1939, Frank H. Wilson, Edna Mae Harris, Herman Green, Mamie Smith) by Mamie Smith5:09

    Preview Clip: Paradise in Harlem (1939, Frank H. Wilson, Edna Mae Harris, Herman Green, Mamie Smith)

    Mamie Smith

    2010s
  • Thumbnail for Black History Month: Mamie Smith (the first African American woman to record a blues record) by Mamie Smith4:47

    Black History Month: Mamie Smith (the first African American woman to record a blues record)

    Mamie Smith

    1970s
  • Thumbnail for Mamie Smith - Harlem Blues (1939) by Mamie Smith3:17

    Mamie Smith - Harlem Blues (1939)

    Mamie Smith

  • Thumbnail for Mamie Smith - Lonesome Mama Blues (1922) by Mamie Smith2:59

    Mamie Smith - Lonesome Mama Blues (1922)

    Mamie Smith

  • Thumbnail for Mamie Smith by Mamie Smith8:10

    Mamie Smith

    Mamie Smith

  • Thumbnail for Researchers confirm blues legend Mamie Smith was born in Cincinnati by Mamie Smith2:08

    Researchers confirm blues legend Mamie Smith was born in Cincinnati

    Mamie Smith

  • Thumbnail for Mamie Smith "Harlem Blues"  1935 by Mamie Smith3:09

    Mamie Smith "Harlem Blues" 1935

    Mamie Smith

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