Helen Gross
About the artist
Helen R. Mitchell (née Gross; May 24, 1896 – January 3, 1989) was an American classic female blues singer, active as a recording artist in the mid-1920s. Songs she recorded include "I Wanna Jazz Some More", "Bloody Razor Blues", and "Strange Man". Helen Gross was born 24 May 1896 in New York City. Gross' parents, Annie Chase and George Gross were born in Maryland. All of her recorded work was from sessions in her birthplace between May 1924 and March 1925.
Top songs
- Bloody Razor Blues
- Strange Man
- Ghost Walkin' Blues
- Haunted House Blues
- What'll I Do
- Undertaker's Blues
- He's Never Thrown Me Down
- Foolish Woman's Blues
- Hard Luck Blues
- Death Letter Blues
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- Eavesdropper's Blues
- Neglected Blues
- My Man Ain't Yo' Man
- Sorrowful Blues
- Crap Shooting Blues
- Dark Man (You Ain't Gonna Darken My Life)
- Rockin' Chair Blues
- Ticket Agent, Ease your Window Down
- If You Can't Ride Slow and Easy
- I Wanna Jazz Some More
- Last Journey Blues
- Workin' Woman Blues
- Bitter Feelin' Blues
- Better Give Your Sweetie What She Needs
- Workin' Woman's Blues
- Ghost Walkin Blues
- He's Never Gonna Throw Me Down
- Undertaker s Blues
- Foolish Woman Blues
- My Man Ain't Yo Man
- Undertaker's Blues (+ Kansas City Five) 1924
- Foolish Woman’s Blues
- Haunted house blues (1924)
- If You Can't Ride Slow & Easy
- What'll I Do?
- Crap Shooting Blues - Original Mix
- Bitter Feelin Blues
- Foolish Woman s Blues
- Ghost Walkin’ Blues
- My Man Ain’t Yo’ Man
- Rockin’ Chair Blues
- What’ll I Do
- What''ll I Do
- Undertaker’s Blues
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