About Clarice Vance
Born in rural Ohio in 1870 as Clara Etta Black, she began her career in farce comedy in the early 1890's. She was an expert in dialects and was such a success as a singer of negro dialect songs that she eventually dropped the comedy stuff to go into vaudeville as a single. She was early on known as a Ragtime singer until Jim Thornton billed her as "The Southern Singer", and her career soared as she introduced and popularized dozens of "coon" (or negro dialect) and novelty songs of the period between 1895 and 1914.
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I'm wise
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Goodbye to Johnnie (1909)
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Goodbye to Johnnie
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Maria
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He's a Cousin of Mine
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Yo' Eyes Are Open, but You're Sound Asleep
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I'd Rather Two-Step than Waltz, Bill
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Save your money 'cause the winter am coming on
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Save Your Money, 'Cause De Winter Am Coming On
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I'm Wise 7-8-1907
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Goodbye To Johnnie 29-1-1909
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I'm Wise (1907)
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Mariar
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Mariar 1905
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Love Me Like I Like to Be Loved
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I'm Afraid to Come Home in the Dark
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Save Your Money 'Cause de Winter Am Comin' On
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Mariar (cylinder version)
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Marian
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If Anybody Wants to Meet a Jonah, Shake Hands with Me
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Mariar (short version)
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It Looks to Me Like a Big Night Tonight
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Save Your Money 'Cause The Winter's Coming On
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Save Your Money, `Cause de Winter Am Comin' On
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Handle Me with Care
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That Friend of Mine
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Mariar (long version)
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Save your money 'cause the winter am coming on 1906
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I’m Wise
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Good-Bye to Johnnie
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Mariar -8-1905
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It Looks Like A Big Night To-Night
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Love Me Like I Liked to Be Loved
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