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Ida May Mack

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About Ida May Mack

Ida May Mack was a singer, musician, singing and songwriter.

Songs All songs were written by Mack and recorded on August 29–30, 1928.

Title Record label"Elm Street Blues" Victor"Good-Bye Rider" Victor"Mr. Forty-Nine Blues" Victor"Mr. Moore Blues" Victor"When You Lose Your Daddy" Victor"Wrong Doin' Daddy" Victor"Sunday Morning Blues" Originally unissued"Country Spaces" Originally unissued

Selected compilation discography Bessie Tucker & Ida May Mack, 1928: The Texas Moaners (Magpie Records, UK, 1979) Bessie Tucker, Ida May Mack: Queens of Texas Blues (1928–1929). (Document, 1989) Ida May Mack & Bessie Tucker. Backgrounds of Jazz, vol. 2. ("X" Records, 1953)

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Who was Ida May Mack?

musical artist

When was Ida May Mack born?

Ida May Mack was born in Texas.

What was Ida May Mack's occupation?

Ida May Mack was a singer, musician, singing and songwriter.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ida May Mack

· Wikidata: Q2125511

· DBpedia: Ida May Mack

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