Sunday Morning Blues
Viola Bartlette * Track #137 On The Paramount Project Volume 4 (12300-12399)
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- #1
Don’t Shake It No MoreLovie Austin’s Blues Serenaders
- #2
Rampart St. BluesLovie Austin’s Blues Serenaders
- #3
Somebody’s Always Talking About MeNorfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
- #4
Sit Down Sit Down I Can’t Sit DownNorfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
- #5
Divine Relationship Of Man To GodRev. W. A. White
- #6
Prayer (2217)Rev. W. A. White
- #7
Night Time Blues (Take 2)Ma Rainey
- #8
Four Day Honory Scat (Take 1)Ma Rainey
- #9
Fat Meat And GreensJames Blythe
- #10
Jimmie BluesJames Blythe
- #11
Mama, Don’t You Think I Know? (Take 2)Papa Charlie Jackson
- #12
Hot Papa BluesPapa Charlie Jackson
- #13
Reckless Don’t Care Mama BluesSodarisa Miller
- #14
Long Distance BluesIda Cox
- #15
Lonesome BluesIda Cox
- #16
Down To The BricksJimmy O’Bryant’s Washboard Band
- #17
I Found A Good Man After AllJimmy O’Bryant’s Washboard Band
- #18
Plantation Days—Part ISunset Four Quartette & Grace Outlaw
- #19
Plantation Days—Part IISunset Four Quartette & Grace Outlaw
- #20
You Can’t Shake It In HereRay Logan
- #21
Lost John BluesRay Logan
- #22
Rough And Tumble BluesMa Rainey
- #23
Memphis Bound BluesMa Rainey
- #24
Everybody PileJimmy O’Bryant’s Washboard Band
- #25
Charleston FeverJimmy O’Bryant’s Washboard Band
- #26
Craving BluesEthel Waters
- #27
Too Sweet For WordsLovie Austin’s Blues Serenaders
- #28
You Must Come In At The DoorSunset Four Quartette
- #29When I Came Out Of The Wilderness
Sunset Four Quartette
- #30
Lord I’m TroubledWood’s Famous Blind Jubilee Singers
- #31Bright Brown Crown
Wood’s Famous Blind Jubilee Singers
- #32Run To My Lord
Wood’s Famous Blind Jubilee Singers
- #33
Come On, Coot Do That Thing“Coot” Grant and “Kid” Wesley Wilson
- #34
Have Your Chill, I’ll Be Here When Your Fever Rises“Coot” Grant and “Kid” Wesley Wilson
- #35
Coffin BluesIda Cox
- #36
Rambling BluesIda Cox
- #37
Sweet Georgia BrownDanny Small and Ukulele Mays
- #38
Loud Speaking PapaDanny Small and Ukulele Mays
- #39
All I Want Is A SpoonfulPapa Charlie Jackson
- #40
Maxwell Street BluesPapa Charlie Jackson
- #41
Milenberg JoysJimmy O’Bryant’s Washboard Band
- #42
Sugar BabeJimmy O’Bryant’s Washboard Band
- #43
Go Back Where You Stayed Last NightViola Bartlette
- #44
Tennessee BluesViola Bartlette
- #45
Everytime I Feel The SpiritMadame C. Mae Frierson Moore &
- #46
Going To Study War No MoreMadame C. Mae Frierson Moore &
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You Dirty Mistreater“Coot” Grant and “Kid” Wesley Wilson
- #48
Speak Now Or Hereafter Hold Your PeaceLeola B. “Coot Grant” Wilson
- #49
How Long Daddy, How LongIda Cox
- #50
One Time Woman BluesIda Cox
- #51
Vanity In This TownM. R. Ward
- #52
The Church GoerM. R. Ward
- #53
Outside Of That He’s All Right With MeOzie McPherson
- #54
You Gotta Know HowOzie McPherson
- #55
Thirty-Eight And Two (It Must Be Forty)Jimmy O’Bryant’s Washboard Band
- #56
Please Don’t Break ’Em DownJimmy O’Bryant’s Washboard Band
- #57
Everybody’s Doing That Charleston NowTrixie Smith
- #58
Love Me Like You Used To DoTrixie Smith
- #59
Tell Me, Where Are You BuildingThe C. A. Tindley Bible Class Gospel Singers
- #60
When The Gates Swing WideThe C. A. Tindley Bible Class Gospel Singers
- #61
Slave To The BluesMa Rainey
- #62
Oh My Babe BluesMa Rainey
- #63Sweet Man
Danny Small and Ukulele Mays
- #64Cecilia
Danny Small and Ukulele Mays
- #65
How Can I Miss You When I’ve Got Dead AimIda Cox
- #66
I Ain’t Got NobodyIda Cox
- #67
I’m Going Where The Chilly Winds Don’t BlowPapa Charlie Jackson
- #68
Texas BluesPapa Charlie Jackson
- #69
He Likes It SlowTrixie Smith
- #70
When Your Man Is Going To Put You Down (You Never Can Tell)Leola B. “Coot Grant” Wilson
- #71
Find Me At The Greasy Spoon (If You Miss Me Here) (Take 1)“Coot” Grant and “Kid” Wesley Wilson
- #72
Chain Gang BluesMa Rainey
- #73
Wringing And Twisting BluesMa Rainey
- #74Chicago Skiffle
Jimmy O’Bryant’s Washboard Band
- #75My Man Rocks Me
Jimmy O’Bryant’s Washboard Band
- #76
Seek And Ye Shall FindWood’s Famous Blind Jubilee Singers
- #77
You Must Be ConvertedWood’s Famous Blind Jubilee Singers
- #78
Oh Lord Have MercyWood’s Famous Blind Jubilee Singers
- #79
The Lord’s PrayerWood’s Famous Blind Jubilee Singers
- #80Pharaoh’s Army Got Drowned
Norfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
- #81Great Jehova
Norfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
- #82
I’m Leaving Here BluesIda Cox
- #83
Trouble Trouble BluesIda Cox
- #84
Shake That ThingViola Bartlette
- #85
Quit Knocking On My DoorViola Bartlette
- #86Pump Tillie
Blythe’s Sinful Five
- #87
Booster BluesBlind Lemon Jefferson
- #88
Dry Southern BluesBlind Lemon Jefferson
- #89
I’m Tired Of Fooling Around With YouPapa Charlie Jackson
- #90
Jackson’s BluesPapa Charlie Jackson
- #91
What Is ManRev. W. A. White
- #92
What Is LoveRev. W. A. White
- #93
Standing On The Corner BluesOzie McPherson
- #94
He’s My ManOzie McPherson
- #95
You Can Never Tell What Your Perfectly Good Man Will DoViola Bartlette
- #96
Mountain Jack Blues (Take 3)Ma Rainey
- #97
Do Lawd DoIda Cox
- #98Night And Day Blues
Ida Cox
- #99
Long Lonesome Blues (2472-1)Blind Lemon Jefferson
- #100
Got The Blues (2471-2)Blind Lemon Jefferson
- #101
I’m So Blue Since My Sweetie Went AwayOzie McPherson
- #102
Nobody Rolls Their Jelly Roll Like MineOzie McPherson
- #103
I’m Gonna Do All I Can For My LordNorfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
- #104
Stack O’ Lee BluesMa Rainey
- #105
Yonder Come The BluesMa Rainey
- #106
Lets Get AlongPapa Charlie Jackson
- #107
Butter And Egg Man BluesPapa Charlie Jackson
- #108
Don’t Forget To Do The Mess Around When You Do The CharlestonAustin And His Musical Ambassadors
- #109
Lot’s O’ MamaThe Hotentots
- #110
It Must Be HardPriscilla Stewart
- #111
Somebody’s Chewin You TooPriscilla Stewart
- #112
Jackass BluesLovie Austin’s Blues Serenaders
- #113
Frog Tongue StompLovie Austin’s Blues Serenaders
- #114
I Want My LovingOzie McPherson
- #115Down To The Bottom Where I Stay
Ozie McPherson
- #116
Out Bound Train BluesViola Bartlette
- #117
You Don’t Mean Me No GoodViola Bartlette
- #118
Broken Hearted BluesMa Rainey
- #119
The Little Wheel Is Rolling In My HeartWood’s Famous Blind Jubilee Singers
- #120
One Morning SoonWood’s Famous Blind Jubilee Singers
- #121
The Judge Cliff Davis BluesPapa Charlie Jackson
- #122
Mumsy Mumsy Blues (Take 2)Papa Charlie Jackson
- #123
Black Horse BluesBlind Lemon Jefferson
- #124
Corinna Blues (Take 2)Blind Lemon Jefferson
- #125
Bohunkus BluesBlythe’s Washboard Band
- #126Sunday Morning Blues
Viola Bartlette
- #127
Walk Easy Cause My Papa’s HereViola Bartlette
- #128
Mr. Freddie BluesJames Blythe
- #129
Lovin’s Been Here And Gone To The Mecca FlatJames Blythe
- #130
See The Sign Of JudgementNorfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
- #131Revival Day
Norfolk Jazz & Jubilee Quartette
- #132
Ante Bellum Sermon - Part ICora Hopson
- #133
Ante Bellum Sermon - Part IICora Hopson
- #134
Jack O Diamond Blues (Take 1)Blind Lemon Jefferson
- #135
Chock House BluesBlind Lemon Jefferson
- #136
Bessemer Bound BluesMa Rainey
- #137
Titanic Man Blues (Take 2)Ma Rainey
- #138
Up The Way Bound (Take 1)Papa Charlie Jackson
- #139
Four Eleven Forty FourPapa Charlie Jackson
- #140
Messin Around (Take 2)Jimmie Blythe And His Ragmuffins & Trixie Smith
- #141
Adams AppleJimmie Blythe And His Ragmuffins
- #142
So Is Your Old ManKlien Tindull Paramount Serenaders
- #143
Down On The AmazonKlien Tindull Paramount Serenaders &
- #144
The Old Rugged CrossThe C. A. Tindley Bible Class Gospel Singers
- #145
Whosoever Will May ComeThe C. A. Tindley Bible Class Gospel Singers
- #146
Scoop It“Coot” Grant and “Kid” Wesley Wilson
- #147
Stevedore ManLeola B. “Coot Grant” Wilson
- #148Galion Stomp
Lovie Austin’s Blues Serenaders
- #149
Scottle De DooIda Cox
- #150
Don’t Blame MeIda Cox
- #151
East Coast TrotJunie Cobb’s Home Town Band
- #152Chicago Buzz
Junie Cobb’s Home Town Band
- #153
Your Baby Aint Sweet Like MinePapa Charlie Jackson
- #154
Bad Luck Woman BluesPapa Charlie Jackson
- #155
Broken Soul BluesMa Rainey
- #156
Sissy BluesMa Rainey
- #157
K. D. BluesDixon’s Jazz Duo
- #158
Headache BluesDixon’s Jazz Duo
- #159
All I Want Is That Pure ReligionBlind Lemon Jefferson
- #160
I Want To Be Like Jesus In My HeartBlind Lemon Jefferson
- #161
Early Morning Blues (2668-2)Blind Blake
- #162
West Coast Blues (2669-3)Blind Blake
- #163
Yes He DidThe C. A. Tindley Bible Class Gospel Singers
- #164
You Can’t Keep No Brown (Paramount Version)Bo Weavil Jackson
- #165
Pistol BluesBo Weavil Jackson
- #166
When The Saints Come Marching HomeBo Weavil Jackson
- #167
I’m On My Way To The Kingdom LandBo Weavil Jackson
- #168
In The Alley BluesLovie Austin’s Blues Serenaders
- #169
Ashley St. BluesLeola B. “Coot Grant” Wilson & Blind Blake
- #170
Dying BluesLeola B. “Coot Grant” Wilson & Blind Blake
- #171
Beggin BackBlind Lemon Jefferson
- #172
Down In The BasementMa Rainey
- #173
Trust No ManMa Rainey
- #174
I Heard The Voice Of Jesus Say Come Unto Me And RestBiddleville Quintette
- #175
Fight On Your Time Ain’t Long (Take 1)Biddleville Quintette
- #176
Pig Meat BluesArdell “Shelly” Bragg
- #177
Stock Yards StrutFreddie Keppard’s Jazz Cardinals
- #178
Salty Dog (Take 1)Freddie Keppard’s Jazz Cardinals & Papa Charlie Jackson
Sunday Morning Blues by Viola Bartlette
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Viola BartletteSunday Morning Blues Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Sunday always brings sorrow to my soul
Sunday always brings sorrow to my soul
Heartaches and sadness, and the half ain't never been told
[Verse 2]
Did you ever try to smile when your heart ached through and through?
Did you ever try to smile when your heart ached through and through?
Trouble and disappointment crowdin' down on you
[Verse 3]
Like a boat wrecked in the water, I'm left all alone to die
Like a boat wrecked in the water, I'm left all alone to die
My daddy went away and left me, and he never even said goodbye
[Verse 4]
Did you ever love a man that you know didn't care for you?
Oh, did you ever love someone, didn't care for you?
You were[n't] happy when you was with him, but their [coldness kept/left] you blue
[Verse 5]
The porters were ringin', handin' out their Sunday news
Oh, the porters were ringin', handing out their Sunday news
While my poor heart was achin', breaking with those Sunday blues
Sunday Morning Blues Q&A
Who wrote Sunday Morning Blues's ?
Sunday Morning Blues was written by Lovie Austin.