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Hattie Hart

American Memphis blues singer and songwriter

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Hattie Hart was an American singer and songwriter.

Recordings

Month/year Track Songwriter Contributors Record label 1928 "Won't You Be Kind?"(also known as "Won't You Be Kind to Me?") Hattie Hart Memphis Jug Band Victor 1929 "Memphis Yo Yo Blues" Jennie Pope (possibly Jennie Mae Clayton) Memphis Jug Band Victor 1930 "Cocaine Habit Blues" Jennie Mae Clayton Memphis Jug Band Victor 1930 "Oh Ambulance Man" Hattie Hart Memphis Jug Band Victor June 1930 "Spider's Nest Blues" Jennie Mae Clayton Memphis Jug Band Victor June 1930 "Papa's Got Your Bath Water On" Hattie Hart Memphis Jug Band Victor "You Wouldn't, Would You Papa" Hattie Hart, others September 1934 "Coldest Stuff in Town" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw (duo); Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion September 1934 "Happy-Go-Lucky-Blues" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion September 1934 "I'm Missing That Thing" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion September 1934 "I Let My Daddy Do That" Hattie Hart Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion September 1934 "Down Home Shake" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion (unissued) September 1934 "Runnin' Wild Blues" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion (unissued) September 1934 "Mama, Easy Me Your Key" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion (unissued) September 1934 "Lucky Some Day" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion (unissued) September 1934 "Low Down Papa" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion (unissued) September 1934 "Drop Down Papa" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion (unissued) September 1934 "Didn't He Ramble" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion (unissued) September 1934 "Country Farm Blues" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion (unissued) September 1934 "Barrel House Mama" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion (unissued) September 1934 "Home Breakin' Blues" Hattie Hart, Allen Shaw, Memphis Willie B. (probably) Vocalion (unissued)

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Important facts

Born
Memphis, Tennessee
Occupation
Nationality

Frequently asked questions

Who was Hattie Hart?

American Memphis blues singer and songwriter

When was Hattie Hart born?

Hattie Hart was born in Memphis, Tennessee.

What was Hattie Hart's occupation?

Hattie Hart was a singer and songwriter.

What nationality was Hattie Hart?

Hattie Hart was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Hattie Hart

· Wikidata: Q5682054

· DBpedia: Hattie Hart

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