Dorothy Everetts

While some blues scholars are content to throw their hands in the air and declare that there is no such thing as personal information on Dorothy Everetts, other tireless researchers have come up with facts beyond the mere existence of two songs, "Fat Mouth Blues" and "Macon Blues." She recorded the pair of ditties in New Orleans, at least providing a location for the mystery, and a good one at that. The sessions were part of Columbia's recording activities in that city during 1928 involving -- in less than one week -- artists such as bandleader Oscar Celestin, the entire Halfw...