Victoria Spivey With Lonnie Johnson (2)
Woman Blues

Listening notes

Woman Blues is a 1962 vinyl release on the Prestige Bluesville label, catalog number BV 1054. Credited to Victoria Spivey With Lonnie Johnson (2), it is categorized under the Blues genre. Issued in vinyl format, the tracklist is organized across two sides, with five tracks on Side A and five on Side B. Track durations are not provided in the available information.

Side A opens with Christmas Without Santa Claus, followed by A Big One, Let’s Ride Tonight, What Is This Thing They’re Talking About, and I’m A Red Hot Mama. Side B continues with Grow Old Together, Beautiful World, I Got Men All Over This Town, That Man, and concludes with Thursday Girl. The sequence as listed reflects the A1–A5 and B1–B5 positions typical of two-sided vinyl releases.

This entry documents the core discographic details available: artist credit as presented, album title, label, catalog number, year of issue, format, genre, and complete track titles in order. No track lengths, additional credits, or notes accompany the supplied data. The provided facts do not specify recording locations, session dates, personnel roles, production details, or release variations. Information about reception, influence, pressing specifics, rarity, or valuation is not included in the source and is therefore not addressed here.

As listed, Woman Blues brings together ten titled pieces under the joint billing of Victoria Spivey With Lonnie Johnson (2) for Prestige Bluesville in 1962. The A-side begins with a holiday-titled opener and closes with I’m A Red Hot Mama; the B-side starts with Grow Old Together and ends with Thursday Girl. Beyond these verified elements, no further claims are made pending additional documentation. This draft is intended for fact checking against primary sources such as label materials, jackets, or authorized catalogs before final publication.