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Lee Morse and her Southern Serenaders
Lee Morse and her Southern SerenadersLee Morse was a very unique singer. The song “What Do I Care What) Somebody Said?” is a good example of her style. Her improvised vocalease break on the tune combines strange yodel-like yelps with her great swinging, Blues flavored delivery. She released dozens of other records like this under the name of Lee Morse and her Bluegrass Boys.

discography

TitleRecording DateRecording LocationCompany
Ain’t He Sweet?
(Jack Yellen / Milton Ager)
3-17-1927New York, New YorkColumbia
939-D
Give Me A Goodnight Kiss
(Lee Morse)
12-9-1927New York, New YorkColumbia 1276-D
I Hate To Say Goodbye
(Lee Morse)
3-17-1927New York, New YorkColumbia 1063-D
Columbia
14010
Keep Sweeping Cobwebs Off The Moon
(Levant / Lewis / Young)
12-9-1927New York, New YorkColumbia 1276-D
Mollie Make Up Your Mind
(Lee Morse)
3-17-1927New York, New YorkColumbia
939-D
(What Do I Care What)
Somebody Said?

(Clare / Wood)
3-17-1927New York, New YorkColumbia 1063-D
Columbia
14010

ArtistInstrument
Lee MorseVocals
unknownCornet, Trombone, Clarinet, Piano

 

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