Spivey Records

Spivey Records was an American Blue Label, which was founded in 1961 by the blues singer Victoria Spivey and jazz historian Len Kunštát. Between 1961 and 1985 appeared on the label numerous jazz and blues albums. The locations were in large part by artists with whom the owners were friends. After the death of Kunštát put the label on the work, however, is planning the niece of Kunštát to publish the catalog of Spivey Records on CD again. To date, however, no CDs are currently in stock.

Bob Dylan and Spivey Records

Bob Dylan was discovered by Victoria Spivey in Greenwich Village and took four albums as a harmonica player and backing vocalist for Spivey Records on. In an interview with Rolling Stone Magazine Dylan said that one of the best recordings in which he ever took part in, which was with Big Joe Williams and Victoria Spivey. (Three Kings And The Queen). It is not the first recordings by Bob Dylan, because at that time his first album for CBS was already incurred.

Bob Dylan * Muddy Waters * Victoria Spivey * Otis Spann * Big Joe Williams * Koko Taylor * Lonnie Johnson * Lucille Hegamin * Willie Dixon * Smokey Hogg * Roosevelt Sykes * Sunnyland Slim * Memphis Slim * Homesick James * sippie Wallace * John P. Hammond * Louis Metcalf * Sonny Boy Williamson II * Buddy Tate * Viola Wells * Big Joe Turner * Luther Johnson * Hanna Sylvester * Bukka White * Washboard Sam * St. Louis * Jimmy Henry " Red" Allen * King Oliver * Babe Stovall * Zutty Singleton * Samuel Lawhorn * Spencer Evans * John Henry Barbee * JB Lenoir * Louis Armstrong

Albums, which were published by Spivey Records

  • Victoria Spivey And Her Blues ( 1962) ( Spivey LP 1002)
  • Chicago Blues: A Bonanza All Star Blues LP ( 1962) ( Spivey LP 1003)
  • Three Kings And The Queen ( 1962) ( Spivey LP 1004)
  • Mississippi Mr Short Stuff ( 1964) ( Spivey LP 1005)
  • The Queen And Her Knights ( 1965) ( Spivey LP 1006)
  • The Bluesmen Of The Muddy Waters Chicago Blues Band ( 1966) ( Spivey LP 1008)
  • Encore For The Chicago Blues ( 1968) ( Spivey LP 1009)
  • The Bluesmen Of The Muddy Waters Blues Band, Volume 2 ( 1968) ( Spivey LP 1010)
  • Victoria Spivey Presents The All Star Blues World Of Spivey Records In Stereo ( 1970) ( Spivey LP 1011) by Roosevelt Sykes; John Hammond; Victoria Spivey; Smokey Hogg; Washboard Doc; Smokey Hogg; Willie Dixon; Sunnyland Slim; Marie Dixon; Johnny Shines
  • Spivey 's Blues Parade ( 1970) ( Spivey LP 1012)
  • The Everlasting Blues vs.. Otis Spann ( 1969) ( Spivey LP 1013)
  • Three Kings And The Queen, Volume Two ( 1970) ( Spivey LP 1014)
  • Spivey 's Blues Cavalcade ( 1970) ( Spivey LP 1015)
  • I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter ( 1978) ( Spivey LP 1020)
  • " New York Really Has The Blues"
  • "What Is The Blues" ( 1977) ( Spivey LP 1022)
Lonnie Johnson (musician) Luther Johnson (Guitar Junior) St. Louis Jimmy Oden Zutty Singleton J. B. Lenoir
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