Victoria SPIVEY

⬇️ VICTORIA SPIVEY ⬇️
(Victoria Regina Spivey)
DISCOGRAPHY 1927-2020 (23CD/DVD)
 BIOGRAPHY 
       
Victoria Spivey (October 15, 1906 – October 3, 1976) was an American blues singer and songwriter. During a recording career that spanned forty years, from 1926 to the mid-1960s, she worked with Louis Armstrong, King Oliver, Clarence Williams, Luis Russell, Lonnie Johnson and Bob Dylan.


She also performed in vaudeville and clubs, sometimes with her sister, Addie "Sweet Pease" Spivey. Among her compositions are "Black Snake Blues", "Dope Head Blues" and "Organ Grinder Blues". In 1962 she initiated her own recording label, Spivey Records.
She was born Victoria Regina Spivey in Houston, Texas, United States, the daughter of Grant and Addie (Smith) Spivey. Her father was a part-time musician and a flagman for the railroad; her mother was a nurse......

NEW!
1976-The Blues is Life @FLAC
2018-Woman Blues @FLAC24
OTIS SPANN
1980-Up In The Queen s Pad @FLAC

Woman Blues
(with Lonnie Johnson)
1961-Woman Blues @ALAC

Recorded Legacy of the Blues
(LP)

1967-The Victoria Spivey ... (LP) @FLAC

The Blues is Life
1976-The Blues is Life @FLAC


Woman Blues
(2018)
2018-Woman Blues @FLAC24

Queen Victoria
VASY-2020-Queen Victoria @FLAC



 COLLECTION 
⬇️DOCUMENT RECORDS⬇️
Complete Recorded Works
Vol. 1 & 2
 

DOCD5316-Victoria Spivey Vol.1 (1926-27) @ALAC
DOCD5317-Victoria Spivey Vol.2 (1927-29) @ALAC
Vol. 3 & 4
 


DOCD5318-Victoria Spivey Vol.3 (1929-36) @ALAC
DOCD5319-Victoria Spivey Vol.4 (1936-37) @ALAC

⬇️THE BLUES COLLECTION⬇️
Vol.65 Moanin' The Blues
TBC-Vol.65 Victoria Spivey (Moanin' the Blues) @FLAC


 COLLABORATION 
⬇️LONNIE JOHNSON⬇️
Idle Hours
LJN-1962-Idle Hours @FLAC

Four Classic Albums Plus
(2CD)
2024-Four Classic Albums Plus (2CD) @FLAC

⬇️OTIS SPANN⬇️
Up In The Queen's Pad
(LP)
1980-Up In The Queen s Pad @FLAC
(Big Thanks to Albert for this Gem and his patience!)

⬇️VARIOUS ARTISTS⬇️
The Bluesmen of the Muddy Waters
Chicago Blues Band
Vol.1-Tain't Nobody's Business What I Do
VA-The Bluesmen of the Muddy Waters Chicago Blues Band Vol.1 @320

Vol.2-They Done It Again
The Bluesmen of the M.Waters Chicago Blues Band Vol.2 @320

Bawdy Blues
(1956-61)
VA-Bawdy Blues (1956-61) @FLAC

Death May Be Your Christmas Gift
VA-Death May Be Your Christmas Gift @FLAC

Death Might Be Your Santa Claus
VA-Death Might Be Your Santa Claus @FLAC

I Hear the Blues
(DVD)
VA-I Hear The Blues (DVDRip) @AVI
a.k.a
The Blues Greats
(DVD)
VA-The Blues Greats (DVDRip) @MKV

Songs We Taught Your Mother
VA-Songs We Taught Your Mother @ FLAC

Three Kings & The Queen
VA-Three Kings And The Queen (1964) @192
REVIEW
This sampler features pianist Roosevelt Sykes, guitarists Lonnie Johnson and Big Joe Williams, and pianist Victoria Spivey on four vocal selections apiece. With the exception of the closing "Thirteen Hours" (which has Spivey joining Sykes for a piano duet) and a pair of Joe Williams tracks (which utilize the then-unknown harmonica player Bob Dylan), all of the performances are unaccompanied. Although each of the blues greats have recorded more classic performances elsewhere, this obscure LP from the Spivey label has its colorful moments.

4 comments:

Manny Kent said...

Hi Chris,

Thansk again for all the marvellous posts! Its happened again though. The link only displays the mega logo and and not the link directory. Can you have a look please?

Manhatan said...

Hi Manny Kent,

Thanks for your comment.
I make so many things these days that I don't control what I make ! Big mistake !
I'm sorry for the inconvenience and will try to be more vigilant in the future!

Thanks in any as for letting me know: it's thanks to all of you that this blog exists without too many errors ...

All the Best
Chris-France

juan manuel muñoz said...

Thanks a lot, my friend. Cheers.

Anton said...

Great Shares, Thanks A Lot.