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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Crazy Blues: A Celebration Of Okeh Records on Discogs.5/5(1).

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2. Oct 13,  · Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Crazy Blues: A Celebration of Okeh Records - Various Artists on AllMusic -

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3. Various: Crazy Blues and 1 more Various - Crazy Blues: A Celebration Of Okeh Records ‎ (CD, Comp) Larchmont: none: UK: Sell This Version: BELLACD Various: C'Est La Vie (Demo.

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4. Crazy Blues: A Celebration of Okeh Records Hush, little baby, don't say a word Papa's gonna buy you a mockingbird And if that mockingbird don't mock real well, well, then Papa's gonna buy.

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5. Various Artists. Baby, Baby, Baby. Crazy Blues: A Celebration of Okeh Records. Hush, little baby, don't say a word Papa's gonna buy you a mockingbird And if that mockingbird don't mock real well, well, then Papa's gonna buy. Hush. Talib Kweli. Eardrum [Bonus Track]

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6. Crazy Blues: A Celebration of Okeh Records CD Liner Notes Essay. Dahan, C. B. (). Straight From The Vault: April From Sarah Vaughan to Little Richard.

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8. From October 13 through October 19, , OKeh Records recorded numerous roots musicians in various styles in Richmond, VA. This two-CD set presents 32 songs recorded during those sessions, as well as one cut in for the QRS label by the Richmond Starlight Quartet, who recorded four songs for OKeh at these sessions that were not issued.

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9. Jan 24,  · By , the African American community started to become a market in itself for recorded music., and Mamie Smith records a song called “Crazy Blues” for Okeh Records, and it becomes the first “Blues” hit and marks the beginning of the business of selling music to the growing African American community as what we now know as “Race Records”.

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