Wieder eines der R & B-Women, falls wir sie noch nicht "hatten"..
CLEO BROWN
Born Meriden, MO., Dec. 8, 1909. She possessed an almost impossibly cheerful voice and appeared at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles Oct. 1935 and was a frequent guest on the Kraft-Phenix Show with Bing Crosby and Jimmy Dorsey. Regular shortwave broadcasts made her quite a hit overseas as well. She recorded for Decca Records and Associated Transcriptions. By March of 1937 she was back in New York at the Three Deuces. She continued to include suggestive material in her act and was confined to the California State Hospital in Jan. 1941 for several months due to narcotics. She became a Seventh Day Adventist in 1953 and worked as a nurse under the name C. Patra Brown. Died April 15, 1995 in Denver, CO.
--Associated Cinema Studios, Hollywood . Vocal and piano with accompanists possibly similar to her 1935 Decca recordings: Bobby Sherwood-guitar, Manny Stein-bass.
--Hollywood, c. Dec., 1936.
(LO-347-2) Man, be on your way HOLLYWOOD HOT SHOTS unnumbered
(L-0348-2) My Handy Andy HOLLYWOOD HOT SHOTS unnumbered (L0348)
(L0-349-2) Who'll Chop Your Suey [Bechet-Simmons] HOLLYWOOD HOT SHOTS unnumbered
(L0-350) The Tramp HOLLYWOOD HOT SHOTS unnumbered
(L0-352) Is Jenny Getting Any, Anymore? HOLLYWOOD HOT SHOTS unnumbered
Note LO 350 & 351 were also assigned to a Hollywood Hooters session.
--Los Angeles, ca. early 1950.
Roll it boogie (Dootsie Williams) BLUE RECORDS 118
Hole in the wall (Williams-Jones) BLUE RECORDS 118
Baby Let's Make Some Love BLUE RECORDS 119
Blues Boogie BLUE RECORDS 119
Hier die komplette Discographie bis zu ihrem Tod:
http://www.document-records.co…icleID=372
CLEO BROWN
Born Meriden, MO., Dec. 8, 1909. She possessed an almost impossibly cheerful voice and appeared at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles Oct. 1935 and was a frequent guest on the Kraft-Phenix Show with Bing Crosby and Jimmy Dorsey. Regular shortwave broadcasts made her quite a hit overseas as well. She recorded for Decca Records and Associated Transcriptions. By March of 1937 she was back in New York at the Three Deuces. She continued to include suggestive material in her act and was confined to the California State Hospital in Jan. 1941 for several months due to narcotics. She became a Seventh Day Adventist in 1953 and worked as a nurse under the name C. Patra Brown. Died April 15, 1995 in Denver, CO.
--Associated Cinema Studios, Hollywood . Vocal and piano with accompanists possibly similar to her 1935 Decca recordings: Bobby Sherwood-guitar, Manny Stein-bass.
--Hollywood, c. Dec., 1936.
(LO-347-2) Man, be on your way HOLLYWOOD HOT SHOTS unnumbered
(L-0348-2) My Handy Andy HOLLYWOOD HOT SHOTS unnumbered (L0348)
(L0-349-2) Who'll Chop Your Suey [Bechet-Simmons] HOLLYWOOD HOT SHOTS unnumbered
(L0-350) The Tramp HOLLYWOOD HOT SHOTS unnumbered
(L0-352) Is Jenny Getting Any, Anymore? HOLLYWOOD HOT SHOTS unnumbered
Note LO 350 & 351 were also assigned to a Hollywood Hooters session.
--Los Angeles, ca. early 1950.
Roll it boogie (Dootsie Williams) BLUE RECORDS 118
Hole in the wall (Williams-Jones) BLUE RECORDS 118
Baby Let's Make Some Love BLUE RECORDS 119
Blues Boogie BLUE RECORDS 119
Hier die komplette Discographie bis zu ihrem Tod:
http://www.document-records.co…icleID=372
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