Anna Mae Winburn
African-American vocalist and jazz bandleader best known for having directed the International Sweethearts Of Rhythm, an all-female big band that was perhaps one of the few (and one of the most) racially integrated bands of the swing era.
b. Aug. 13, 1913 in Port Royal, TN
d. Sep. 30, 1999 in Hempstead, NY
Data provided by Discogs
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Swing Era
Sarah Vaughan, Lena Horne, Bessie Smith, Mamie Smith, Ida Cox, Ethel Waters
2004
Idem Home Video
DVD-V, Mono, NTSC, B&W
Forty Years Of Women In Jazz
Various
1989
International Sweethearts Of Rhythm
International Sweethearts Of Rhythm
1984
A Date With Lena Horne 1944
Lena Horne Featuring: Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra*, Jerry Colonna, Mel Blanc & The Charioteers
1981
Sunbeam (3)
LP
Women In Jazz: Swingtime To Modern Volume 3
Various
1978
Stash Records Inc.
LP, Comp
Women In Jazz: All Women Groups Volume 1
Various
1978
Stash Records Inc., Stash
LP, Comp
Jazz Women (A Feminist Retrospective)
Various
1977
Fool Blues / Big Steal Blues
Anna Mae Winburn And Her Sweethearts All Girl Orchestra*
1951
Unique Records (26)
Shellac, 10"
Blow Top Blues / Green, Green
International Sweethearts Of Rhythm
1945
Guild Records (2)
Shellac, 10"
R&B In DC 1940-1960: Rhythm & Blues, Doo Wop, Rockin' Rhythm And More
Various
2021
Bear Family Records
16xCD + Box, Ltd, Num, w/
Boogie Woogie Gals - Boogie Songstresses & Piano Stylists
Various
2015
JSP Records
Box, Comp, RM + 2xCD
The Swing Years - Dance Your Old Age Away
Various
2004
Unforgettable
DVD-V, Comp, NTSC
Black Rhythm Radio
Various
1984
Sandy Hook Records, Sandy Hook Records
LP, Mono
Central Avenue Boogie
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That Man Of Mine
Anna Mae Winburn
Jump Children
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Big Steel Blues
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