Founded in 1921, Cameo Records was an Indie label that used a pool of white musicians, including some Members of the Original Memphis Five to accompany singers. Lucille Hegamin did a number of sessions with them for Cameo.
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Lucille Hegamin |
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Original Memphis Five |
"Alabamy Bound" is the jazziest of the three tunes from that date.
Lucille Hegamin acc by The Dixie Daisies. New York, c. early February 1925.
- Alabamy bound- Cameo 701;
- Hot tamale Molly- Cameo 723;
- Every time I pick a sweetie- Cameo 701;
All entries are from my book “As Long as They Can Blow. Interracial Jazz Recording and Other Jive Before 1935.”
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