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Margaret Young

Margaret Young

20sjazz30sfemale vocalists1920s
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About Margaret Young

Margaret Youngblood was been born on February 23, 1891 in Detroit, Michigan. She was one of four daughters of Bernard and Minnie (Walters) Youngblood. Margaret Young was noted for her novelty renditions in an act that was frequently seen in New York as well as various other circuits of the day. She was also noted for her almost child-like, girlish but appealing vocals. Margaret's short recording career from 1920 to 1925 yielded some 58 sides on the Victor and Brunswick labels.

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Top Tracks

1

Oh Gee, Georgie

1.2K plays
2

Red Hot Henry Brown

603 plays
3

Nobody's Sweetheart

350 plays
4

Oh! By Jingo!

137 plays
5

Hard Hearted Hannah

127 plays
6

Eliza (Recorded December 1924)

79 plays
7

Oh! by Jingo! (Oh! by Gee! You're the Only Girl for Me)

104 plays
8

Tomorrow

211 plays
9

Stumbling All Around (Recorded May 1922)

102 plays
10

Hard-Hearted Hannah, the Vamp of Savannah

76 plays
11

Big Bad Bill Is Sweet William Now (Recorded September 1924)

108 plays
12

Oh By Jingo

66 plays
13

Oh! By Jingo (Recorded March 1920)

67 plays
14

Oh! By Jingo

52 plays
15

Oh Gee Georgie

30 plays
16

Oh, by Jingo: Oh! By Jingo

47 plays
17

Dancin' Dan

36 plays
18

Oh! Is He Dumb? (Recorded July 1922)

27 plays
19

Me and the Boyfriend (Recorded September 1924)

29 plays
20

Nobody Loves Me Now (Recorded May 1922)

28 plays
21

Insufficient Sweetie (Recorded October 1924)

19 plays
22

Lovin' Sam, The Sheik of Alabam (Recorded September 1922)

21 plays
23

I Want to See My Tennessee (Recorded December 1924)

60 plays
24

Oh By Jingo (1920)

25 plays
25

Africa (Recorded July 1924)

18 plays
26

Yes, Sir! That's My Baby (Recorded June 1925)

18 plays
27

Louisville Lou (Recorded April 1923)

17 plays
28

Doodle Doo Doo (Recorded July 1924)

15 plays
29

Red Hot Henry Brown (Recorded June 1925)

19 plays
30

Too Tired (Recorded July 1924)

19 plays
31

He'll Always Be One of Those Guys (Recorded October 1923)

18 plays
32

Big Boy (Recorded March 1924)

15 plays
33

Oh, Gee Georgie (Recorded March 1924)

13 plays
34

Why Should I Weep About One Sweetie? (Recorded December 1923)

23 plays
35

Under the Water (Recorded July 1924)

11 plays
36

Nobody’s Sweetheart Now (Recorded February 1924)

12 plays
37

Take 'Em to the Door (Recorded May 1925)

11 plays
38

He Loves It (Recorded September 1922)

11 plays
39

Nobody Lied (Recorded July 1922

11 plays
40

You Better Keep Babying Baby (Recorded October 1923)

12 plays
41

Ukulele Lady (Recorded May 1925)

11 plays
42

What Does the Pussycat Say, When It Says Meow? (Recorded February 1924)

9 plays
43

Stingo Stungo (Recorded July 1923)

10 plays
44

I Ain't Got Nobody to Love (Recorded February 1925)

9 plays
45

A New Kind of Man (Recorded October 1924)

9 plays
46

Promise Me Everything, Never Get Anything Blues (Recorded December 1923)

8 plays
47

You Said Something, When You Said Dixie (Recorded April 1923)

8 plays
48

Don't Think That You’ll Be Missed (Recorded November 1922)

8 plays
49

Whoa, Tillie, Take Your Time

8 plays
50

Hard Hearted Hannah -6-1924

8 plays

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