Viola McCoy "Long Lost Mama" (song by Harry Woods) Gennett 517 (1923) classic female 1920s hot blues @timgracyk

Tim Gracyk | Viola McCoy "Long Lost Mama" (song by Harry Woods) Gennett 517 (1923) classic female 1920s hot blues @timgracyk | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Viola McCoy is the singer. She also used the name "Amanda Brown" on records.

"Long Lost Mama"

Song by Harry Woods

Gennett 5175

June 5, 1923

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