On this day in Blues history for October 31st…

On this day in 1927, Victoria Spivey recorded “Nightmare Blues” and “Blood Thirsty Blues” in New York City for the OKeh label. At the very same session, Lonnie Johnson recorded “Tin Can Alley Blues” and something he called the “6/88 Glide”, also for OKeh.

On this day in 1930, Clara Smith recorded “Don’t Wear It Out” and “What Makes You Act Like That?” in New York City for the OKeh label.

On this day in 1935, Big Bill Broonzy recorded “Sun Gonna Shine”

Today’s show features music performed by Big Bill Broonzy and Ethel Waters

On this day in Blues history is published every day in video format on Bluesland (on Facebook) and on BlueSky 

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