Willie Mae

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Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton was an influential American blues singer and songwriter best known for her powerful voice and for first recording the classic song "Hound Dog."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American musician
blues singer
human
songwriter
activeIn 20th-century music
artisticIdentity blues shouter
associatedWith American blues tradition
rhythm and blues scene
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
culturalImpact helped popularize the song "Hound Dog"
influential figure for women in blues
familyName Thornton
fieldOfWork music
songwriting
genre blues
rhythm and blues
givenName Willie Mae
influenced Elvis Presley
Janis Joplin
contemporary blues singers
instrument vocals
knownFor first recording of the song "Hound Dog"
powerful voice
languageOfPerformance English
musicStyle West Coast blues
electric blues
nickname Big Mama
notableRole pioneering female blues performer
notableWork Ball and Chain
Hound Dog
occupation singer
songwriter
performedSong Ball and Chain
Hound Dog
recordLabel Arhoolie Records
Mercury Records
Peacock Records
vocalCharacteristic emotive delivery
raspy tone
vocalType contralto

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Big Mama Thornton givenName Willie Mae
Willie Mae Thornton givenName Willie Mae
Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton givenName Willie Mae
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