Rosa Lee Hill
About the artist
Rosa Lee Hill (September 25, 1910 – October 22, 1968) was an American blues musician. Rosalie Hill was born in Como, Mississippi, United States. Her album, Rosa Lee Hill and Friends, was part of Fat Possum's campaign to reissue the recordings made by George Mitchell. It included Hill's niece, Jessie Mae Hemphill, as well as Jim Bunkley, Catherine Porter, Will Shade, Essie Mae Brooks, Precious Bryant, and Lottie Kate. Hill played music that was in the tradition of north Mississippi
Top songs
- Roll & Tumble
- Bullying Well
- Pork & Beans
- Rolled and Tumbled
- Count The Days Until I'm Gone
- Count The Days I'm Gone
- Roll Tumble
- Bullyin' Well
- Pork and Beans
- The Days I'm Gone
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- Roll and Tumble
- Faro
- Come Here Fairer
- Count The Days That I'm Gone
- Roll and Tumblin'
- Lord I Fell Better
- Blow My blues Away
- Come Here Fairer - Rosa Lee Hill
- Rollin' And Tumblin' - Rosa Lee Hill
- Bullying Well - Rosa Lee Hill
- Lord I Feel Better (With Jessie Mae Hemphill) - Rosa Lee Hil
- Bullying Will
- Count the Days Im Gone
- Rolled And Tumbled Blues (1929)
- Rolled and Tumbled Blues
- I Wanna Be Ready
- Lord I Feel Better
- Move On Up a Little
- Horn Going
- Won't You Ride with Me Tonight
- Rollin' And Tumblin'
- 02 Bullying Well
- Pork Beans
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