Lottie Kimbrough
About the artist
Lottie Kimbrough was a Kansas City blues woman whose brief recording career spanned the years 1924 to 1929. She shared her first recording session for Paramount Records with the legendary Ma Rainey in 1924, and much of her work demonstrates close ties to the classic blues tradition for which Rainey is well known. Kimbrough emerged from the musically rich West Bottoms area of Kansas City and was a central figure in the vibrant, close-knit musical community of her city.
Top songs
- Wayward Girl Blues
- Rolling Log Blues
- Lost Lover Blues
- Don't Speak To Me
- Goin' Away Blues
- Going Away Blues
- 13 - Wayward Girl Blues
- Rollin' Log Blues
- Rolling Log
- Rolling Log Blues (Pm 12850, 14162--)
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- Going Away Blues (Pm 12850, 14163-A)
- Rolling Log Blues (1928)
- Lost Lover Blues - Lottie Kimbrough
- Live the Life
- Don’t Speak to Me
- Blue World Blues
- Wayward Girl B
- Wayward Girl
- Red River Blues
- Rolling Log Spent the day trying to recover our back yard. Spending the evening with the wonderful Mississppi Records collection 
- City of the Dead
- Sugar Daddy Blues
- Honey Blues
- (The Kansas City Butterball) - Lost Lover B
- Low Down Painful Blues
- Regular Man Blues
- Mama Can't Lose
- Red River Blues (Take 1)
- Rolling Log Blues - Lottie Kimbrough
- Wayward Girl Blues (Source: PD4U)
- Wayward Girl Blues - Lottie Kimbrough
- Cabbage Head Blues
- Regular Man Blues (Take 1)
- Honey Blues (Take 1)
- 11 - Lottie Beaman _ Rolling Log Blues (1929)
- Wayward Girl Blues (Cheer Up Girl Remix)
- Low Down Painful Blues (Take 1)
- Don't Speak To Me - Lottie Kimbrough
- Sugar Daddy Blues (Take 1)
- Mama Can't Lose (Take 1)
- Rolling Lop
- Wayward Girl Blues -
- Rotofobia - Going Away
- Beaman & Winston Holmes - Don'T Speak To Me
- (The Kansas City Butterball) - Rolling Log
- Goin' Away Blues - Lottie Kimbrough
- Lottie Kimbrough - Wayward Girl Blues
- Mountain Blues
- Lottie Kimbrough / Wayward Girl Blues
- Rolling Log (The Kansas City Butterball)
- Low-Down Painful Blues
- Section Gang Blues
- Wayward Girl Blues (1928)
- Going Away Blues (1929)
- Goin' Away Blues (1928)
- Lost Lover Blues | Mixxx
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