Biography
Hattie North was a pseudonym for Edith North Johnson. The wife of record producer Jesse Johnson, Johnson was not a professional singer or piano player, but she tracked 18 great blues sides in 1928 and 1929, including a session with Charley Patton in Grafton, WI, for Paramount Records, although it is doubtful Patton actually appeared on any of her songs. She made her home in St. Louis, where she ran a fleet of taxis during World War II and owned a popular diner. Sam Charters recorded her with Henry Brown in 1961 for his anthology called The Blues in St. Louis for Folkways Records. Johnson also recorded under the pseudonym Maybelle Allen. Born January 2, 1903, in St. Louis, she died there on February 28, 1988. ~ Steve Leggett, Rovi



 
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born Jan.2, 1903 Hattie North, "Lovin' That Man Blues"
Hattie North w/ Count Basie Lovin' That Man Blues (1929)
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Loving That Man Blues - Edith North Johnson (as Hattie North) - Vocalion 1433
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