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Lucille Nelson Hegamin (November 29, 1894 –
March 1, 1970) was an
American singer and
entertainer and an
early African-American
blues recording artist...
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George Russell Hegamin (born
February 14, 1973) is an
American former professional football player who was an
offensive lineman in the
National Football...
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interpretation was unsurp****ed". In 1920, the
vaudeville singer Lucille Hegamin became the
second black woman to
record blues when she
recorded "The Jazz...
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First Lady of the Blues". In
November 1920, the
vaudeville singer Lucille Hegamin became the
second black woman to
record a
blues song when she cut "Jazz...
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vocalist Margaret Young, it also had
early recordings by
vocalists Lucille Hegamin and
Dolly Kay,
Vernon Dalhart in 1924, Herb Wiedoeft's band (1924) and...
- We
Taught Your Mother, with
fellow veterans Alberta Hunter and
Lucille Hegamin, and
began making personal appearances at
festivals and clubs, including...
- Miller, The
Allman Brothers Band,
Randy Crawford, Mark Heard,
Lucille Hegamin, Ben Johnston, Otis Redding,
Little Richard, Mike Mills, and Bill Berry...
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January 20, 1922, she
competed in a blues-singing
contest with
Lucille Hegamin,
Alice Leslie Carter and
Trixie Smith (the
eventual winner) at the Manhattan...
- pla**** for the New
England Patriots of the
National Football League George Hegamin (born 1973),
offensive lineman who pla**** for NFL's
Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia...
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musicians of the
period and
later times,
including Lillyn Brown,
Lucille Hegamin,
Original Dixieland J**** Band,
Ethel Waters, Earl Hines,
Count Basie, Bix...
