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minus-square@GrabtharsHammerlink2•edit-25 months agoLooks like “Stormy Weather” by Arlen and Koehler.
minus-square@[email protected]OPlinkfedilink1•5 months agoCorrect! Since I’m new at this, could you name one or both of the first popular singers (when I said artist that’s what I meant). I will post the title with the premiere or secondary famous singer when you name them or enough time passes.
minus-square@GrabtharsHammerlink2•5 months agoEthel Waters and Duke Ellington did early versions. Lena Horne sang it for the movies I think. Depends how famous you like your famous, I suppose.
minus-square@[email protected]OPlinkfedilink1•5 months agoEthel Waters was what I was looking for. Although she and Ivy Anderson both sang it in 1933; the latter sang with Duke Ellington.
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Looks like “Stormy Weather” by Arlen and Koehler.
Correct! Since I’m new at this, could you name one or both of the first popular singers (when I said artist that’s what I meant). I will post the title with the premiere or secondary famous singer when you name them or enough time passes.
Ethel Waters and Duke Ellington did early versions. Lena Horne sang it for the movies I think. Depends how famous you like your famous, I suppose.
Ethel Waters was what I was looking for. Although she and Ivy Anderson both sang it in 1933; the latter sang with Duke Ellington.