1920s blues vocalist Elzadie Robinson hailed from Shreveport, Louisiana, bu… Read Full Bio ↴1920s blues vocalist Elzadie Robinson hailed from Shreveport, Louisiana, but remained in Chicago, after going there to record. Her recordings span 1926-29, and during that time she worked with several pianists including Bob Call, and her regular accompanist and fellow Shreveport native, Will Ezell. Elzadie Robinson chiefly recorded for the Paramount label, but also cut several sides for Broadway under the alias Bernice Drake. Blind Blake in the role of sideman, lending his brilliant guitar leads in support of Elzadie Robinson on "Elzadie's Policy Blues" and "Pay Day Daddy Blues
The Santa Claus Crave
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@daveallen5457
Lovely. I think it is strictly speaking "The Santy Clause Crave". The British blues historian wrote a chapter with the same title about Christmas and the blues - mostly referring to pre-war recordings of which there were many on the theme. It appeared in his book "Screening the Blues". Many thanks for posting this.
@daveallen5457
I tried to add something to my first Comment but didn't manage it, so two things. The writer's name is Paul Oliver (apologies for missing that), plus in the Dixon & Godrich discography 1902-1943 this is listed as 'Santa Claus' not 'Santy' which Oliver uses and Robinson seems to sing.