Georgia White

Georgia White ( March 9, 1903 *, † around 1980 ) was an American blues singer in the 1930s and 1940s.

Little is known about the early years of Georgia White. . During the late 1920s, she sang in nightclubs in Chicago and had his first LP recordings, so the title " When You're Smiling, the Whole World Smiles With You" with Jimmie Noone Orchestra 1930 until 1935 they again took to pieces; in the next six years, built up over 100 titles for the record label Decca Records. She was usually accompanied by pianist Richard M. Jones and in the late 1930s by guitarist Lonnie Johnson.

She recorded under the name Georgia Lawson. Included " I'll Keep Sitting on It," "Take Me for a Buggy Ride ," " Mama Knows What Papa Wants When Papa's Feeling Blue " and " Hot Nuts " to this item. Her most famous song was " You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now". In the 1940s, Georgia White formed an all-female band, but no plates recorded and performed with Bumble Bee Slim. In 1949 she accompanied Big Bill Broonzy as pianist in his Laughing Trio. In the 1950s, she sang again in clubs, their last known appearance was in 1959 in Chicago.

From their other recordings are worth mentioning: Trouble In Mind 1936, New Trouble In Mind 1937, Freddie Blues 1938, Jazzin ' Babies Blues, You Ought To Be Ashamed Of Yourself, Papa Pleaser 1940, When You're Away 1941.