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She's getting mo' like the white folks every day', 1901. 'Sung with Great Success by Williams & Walker, words & music by Williams & Walker'. Bert Williams and George Walk - Album alb9173391
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Jerry Mitchell on X: "#OnThisDay in 1901, Bert Williams and George Walker recorded their music for the Victor Talking Machine Co., becoming the first Black recording artists. One of the most successful
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Black Fact = 1901- Bert Williams and George Walker, believed to be the first black recording artists, recorded several songs for the Vict... | Instagram
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