Eva Taylor (Queen Of The Moaners). West End Blues, Have You Ever Felt That Way? ‎

Edison R 14046 West End Blues (Williams - Oliver) Eva Taylor ("Queen of the Moaners') Clarence Williams at the Piano Electrically recorded 12 August 1929.

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A new version of Last. Have You Ever Felt That Way ? Love this track. We don‘t have an album for this track yet. View all albums by this artist. Clarence Williams' Blue Five were a series of recording sessions that featured some of the best Jazz musicians and Blues singers of the early 1920s. Louis Armstrong, Sidney Bechet, Coleman Hawkins and Bubber Miley all were featured as soloists, and Blues singers such as Sippie Wallace, Margaret Johnson, Virginia Liston and Williams' wife, Eva Taylor all contributed vocals.