KITTY WATERS

Biography

Kitty Waters was a female blues singer active in the classic blues and ragtime era, recording during the 1920s and early 1930s. She is known primarily through her track 'Mean Old Bed Bug Blues,' featured on the compilation Female Blues Singers Vol. 14 S/T/U/W/Y (1923-1932), indicating her place among early 20th-century women in the genre.[4] Little is documented about her early life, personal background, or career trajectory beyond these recordings, suggesting she was one of many lesser-known artists in the vaudeville and early recording blues scene.

Her musical style aligned with the classic blues of the period, characterized by vocal performances accompanied by piano or small ensembles, often addressing themes of hardship and humor as in 'Mean Old Bed Bug Blues.'[4] With a Spotify popularity of 0, she remains obscure today, lacking mainstream recognition or extensive discography details in available sources.[context] No information on later career developments or legacy is available from credible sources.

Musical Connections

Discography

Top Tracks

1. Back Water Blues (Female Blues Singers Vol. 14 S/T/U/W/Y (1923-1932))
2. Rough House Blues (Female Blues Singers Vol. 14 S/T/U/W/Y (1923-1932))
3. Mean Old Bed Bug Blues (Female Blues Singers Vol. 14 S/T/U/W/Y (1923-1932))
4. Loud And Wrong (Female Blues Singers Vol. 14 S/T/U/W/Y (1923-1932))
5. Back Water Blues (The Roots of Etta James)
6. Back Water Blues (The Roots Of Billie Holiday - Ladies Sing The Blues Of The 1920s)
7. Mean Old Bed Bug Blues (The Roots Of Billie Holiday - Ladies Sing The Blues Of The 1920s)
8. Rough House Blues (Rough House Blues)
9. Back Water Blues (Rough House Blues)
10. Loud and Wrong (Rough House Blues)

External Links

• Spotify