About Ruth Willis
Ruth Willis (1898 - 1962) was an American blues singer associated with the Atlanta Blues. She made some recordings in the early 1930s. However, she earned her living as a maid. In October 1931, Ruth Willis had an initial recording session with Blind Willie McTell, recording four tracks that were released on two singles. The singles appeared under the names Mary Willis and Ruth Day respectively. A week later, she recorded two tracks for another single, this time featuring Willie McTell and Curley Weaver.
Top Tracks
Man of My Own
Painful Blues
Experience Blues
I'm Still Sloppy Drunk
Low Down Blues
Rough Alley Blues
Experience Blues (Live)
Painful Blues (Album Version)
Man of my own (1933)
Some Cold Rainy Day
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