Willie Mae Thornton

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Willie Mae Thornton was an influential American blues singer and songwriter best known for her powerful vocals and for originally recording the song "Hound Dog."

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Willie Mae Thornton canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf blues singer
human
recording artist
songwriter
activeYearsEnd 1980s
activeYearsStart 1940s
alsoKnownAs Big Mama Thornton
associatedAct Johnny Otis
associatedCity Houston, Texas
linked to: Houston

Los Angeles, California
causeOfDeath heart attack
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
culturalSignificance pioneer of female blues and R&B vocalists
dateOfBirth 1926-12-11
dateOfDeath 1984-07-25
ethnicity African American
linked to: Black Americans
familyName Thornton
gender female
genre blues
rhythm and blues
rock and roll
givenName Willie Mae
influenced Janis Joplin
rock and roll singers
influencedBy blues traditions of the American South
gospel music
musicalRole bandleader
name Willie Mae Thornton
nationality American
notableSong Ball and Chain
Hound Dog
notableWork Ball and Chain
Hound Dog
occupation harmonica player
recording artist
singer
songwriter
originalRecordingOf Hound Dog
performanceType live blues performances
performedInstrument drums
harmonica
voice
placeOfBirth Ariton, Alabama, United States
linked to: Ariton, Alabama
placeOfDeath Los Angeles, California, United States
recordLabel Peacock Records
stateOfBirth Alabama
stateOfDeath California
linked to: California (state)
vocalStyle powerful vocals

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Big Mama Thornton birthName Willie Mae Thornton
Willie Mae Thornton name Willie Mae Thornton