Sweet Pease Spivey

Blues singer, born August 22.1910 in Houston, Texas, died in 1943. Sometimes called just Sweet Peas. She recorded for Victor, Decca, Vocalion and Bluebird 1929, and 1936-1937.

Sister of Victoria Spivey.

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Sweet Pease Spivey

Queen Victoria 1927-1937

Victoria Spivey & Sweet Pease Spivey

The Spivey Sisters (Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order 1929-1937)

Sweet Pease* & The Za Zu Girl

Treasury Of Jazz Vol. 80

Sweet Pease Spivey

I Got A Man In The 'Bama Mines / Cold In Hand

Sweet Pease Spivey

410 Blues / You Weren't True (But You're Still In My Heart)

Sweet Pease Spivey / Sweet Pease Spivey And Her Rhythm Dukes

Leavin' You Baby / Day Breakin' Blues

Sweet Pea*

Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order Volume 4 (30 August 1936-21 July 1937)

Victoria Spivey

Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order Vol. 3 (1 October 1929 To 7 July 1936)

Victoria Spivey

Blues Box 2

Various

Bawdy Blues 1935-1940

Various

Women Of The Blues

Various

The Victoria Spivey Recorded Legacy Of The Blues

Victoria Spivey

The Roots Of The Blues

Various

Henry "Red" Allen & His New York Orchestra 1929-1930

Henry "Red" Allen

Les Rythmes De La Nouvelle-Orléans

Various

Super Sisters: Independent Women's Blues, Volume 3

Various

Out Came The Blues Vol. 2

Various

I Got a Man In the 'Bama Mines

Double Dozens (You Dirty No Gooder)

410 Blues

Heart Breakin' Blues (Take 1)

Grievin' Me

Ramblin' Blues

Leaving You, Baby (Take 1)

Disgusted Blues

Kansas City Hill

Just A Rank Stud

You Weren't True (But You're Still In My Heart)

Day Breaking Blues

Blood Drippin' Blues

Cold In Hand

Leaving You, Baby (Take 2)

Double Dozens (You Dirty No-Gooder)

Longing For Home

Road Of Stone

You Weren't True

Heart Breakin' Blues (Take 2)