Time: 37:23
File: MP3 @ 320K/s vinyl
Released: 1974
Styles: Blues
Art: Front, back
1. Cry Before I Go (2:03)
2. Meat Ration Blues (3:31)
3. Country Girl (7:11)
4. Make You Feel Like A Bigger Man (3:42)
5. Sky Is Crying (4:16)
6. Everybody's Fishing (3:38)
7. Got My Mojo Workin' (2:22)
8. Can't Stand To Leave You (2:17)
9. Queen Bee (2:43)
10. Daddy Let Me Love You (2:34)
11. Wine Head Woman (3:00)
Lucille Spann was born Mahalia Lucille Jenkins in Bolton, Mississippi, the ninth child of Gertrude and Sherman Jenkins. Her mother died before she was five, and she was brought up by her father and her sisters. She started out singing gospel music, and was banned from listening to the blues. Nevertheless, she developed a liking for Bessie Smith, T-Bone Walker and other blues singers. She moved to Chicago in her teens, where she met Otis Spann whilst working as a barmaid. Soon she started working with him musically and later married him in 1969.
She became one of the musicians who record with Spivey Records alongside Otis, Muddy Waters, Luther Johnson, Sammy Lawhorn, Paul Oscher, Pee Wee Madison, S. P. Leary and Willie Smith.
After Otis Spann's death in 1970, she continued singing, making recordings with Mighty Joe Young. She also participated in a festival dedicated to Otis Spann on September 10, 1972, featuring John Sinclair, Sun Ra, Freddie King, Luther Allison, Johnny Shines, Otis Rush and Sippie Wallace.
She released two singles in 1972, "Womans Lib" b/w "What You Do To Your Woman", and "Country Girl Returns" (parts 1 and 2). She also released an album Cry Before I Go in 1974.
Spann died in August 1994 in Vicksburg, Mississippi, at the age of 56.
Cry Before I Go MP3

6 comments:
This is a nice one, thank you for posting, Flash.
This is the reply from that blog Gerard: Sorry, the page you are looking for in this blog does not exist.
Sorry, Flash. The correct link for the complete Lucille Spann recordings including her 45s and odd tracks is: https://jukegh.blogspot.com/2020/05/lucille-spann-complete-recordings-re-up.html
This is from my Blue Eye blog. Thanks
Thank you Gerhard.
Thanks Flash for the Lucille Spann share another cog in widening my blues knowledge
Great share
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