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Last of Big Maybelle
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Album Details: Last of Big Maybelle

Release Date:04/23/1996
Label:Muse Records
UPC:016565543920

Track List: Last of Big Maybelle

  1. Winnie Widow Brown
  2. See See Rider
  3. I'm Lost
  4. No Better For You
  5. Big Sweet Daddy
  6. Cold, Cold, Heart
  7. Blame It On Your Love
  8. Long Long Journey
  9. I Know
  10. Your Turn To Cry
  11. How It Lies, How It Lies, How Lies
  1. My Mother's Eyes
  2. Old Love Never Dies
  3. It's Been Raining In My Heart
  4. What A Difference A Day Makes
  5. Gloomy Sunday
  6. Why Was I Born
  7. The Masquerade Is Over
  8. Careless Love
  9. Maybelle Sings The Blues
  10. This Bitter Earth

Pro Reviews: Last of Big Maybelle

  • All Music Guide

    This may be late in her career recordings, chock full of wahwah pedals and other dated devices, but make no mistake about it, this is Big Maybelle still singing her heart out on each and every track. Moving effortlessly between rockers, RB ballads, pop lightweights, Hank Williams country, and the blues, Big Maybelle's voice inhabits this material with a warmth and husk that most female singers today can only hint at. Not the place to start, but a good place to end up. Cub Koda, All Music Guide

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Big Maybelle

Her mountainous stature matching the sheer soulful power of her massive vocal talent, Big Maybelle was one of the premier RB chanteuses of the 1950s. Her deep, gravelly voice was as singular as her recorded output for Okeh and Savoy, which ranged from down-in-the-alley blues to pop-slanted ballads. In 1967, she even covered ? the Mysterians' "96 Tears" (it was her fina... Read more