Bertha Henderson
About the artist
Singer Bertha Henderson made records in the 1920's with a.o. Blind Blake and William Ezell. Bertha Henderson had her origins in the vaudeville stage. What commands attention here is Blind Blake’s piano accompaniment on Let Your Love Come Down, showing his ability to play a syncopated, almost stride, style with his left hand whilst chording with the right.
Top songs
- That Lonesome Rave
- Let Your Love Come Down
- Black Bordered Letter (Pm 12511, 4680-2)
- Black Bordered Letter
- Six Thirty Blues
- Six Thirty Blues (Pm 12511, 4681-1)
- Rock, Daddy, Rock
- The Jamboree Blues
- Terrible Murder Blues
- Terrible Murder Blues (Pm 12645, 20557-2)
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- Discouraged Blues
- That Lonesome Rave (Pm 12697, 20556-1)
- Lead Hearted Blues
- So Sorry Blues
- Leavin' Gal Blues
- Rock Daddy Rock Boogie 1950
- Rock-Daddy-Rock Boogie
- Rock Bertha, Rock
- Bock-Daddy-Rock Boogie
- Lhat Lonesome Rave
- Rock Daddy Rock Boogie
- Black Border Letter
- Terrible Murder
- Let your love com down
- Rock Daddy Rock
- Let Your Love Come Down (w/ Blind Blake)
- That Lonesome Rave - Bertha Henderson
- Love Is A Crazy Thing
- Tears In My Eyes
- Lead Hearted Blues (with Blind Blake)
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