Margaret Young
Margaret Young
Person from United States
Genres: jazz, 20s, 30s, female vocalists, 1920s
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About Margaret Young
Margaret Youngblood was been born on February 23, 1891 in Detroit, Michigan. She was one of four daughters of Bernard and Minnie (Walters) Youngblood. Margaret Young was noted for her novelty renditions in an act that was frequently seen in New York as well as various other circuits of the day. She was also noted for her almost child-like, girlish but appealing vocals. Margaret's short recording career from 1920 to 1925 yielded some 58 sides on the Victor and Brunswick labels. Margaret tried to make a comeback in 1949 after years of retirement. She recorded some records for Capitol Records that year. On April 21, 1956, Margaret makes a brief appearence on the CBS Radio Workshop Show "The Record Collectors". The show was hosted by John Dehner and guests included niece Margaret Whiting. Margaret Young died on May 3, 1969 in Inglewood, California after a brief illness. She was 78 years old at her death. Margaret is buried along side her sister Eleanore Whiting at Holy Cross Cemetery in Los Angeles.
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Margaret Young — Top 8 songs
| Artist | Song title | Like / Dislike | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Margaret Young | Oogie-oogie wa wa & O-OO Ernest | ||
| Margaret Young | The Bad Little Boys Aren't Goody-Good | ||
| Margaret Young | Doodle-Doo-Doo | ||
| Margaret Young | Tomorrow [1lY] | ||
| Margaret Young | Legendary Voices of Vaudeville | ||
| Margaret Young | To Morrow | ||
| Margaret Young | Big Boy | ||
| Margaret Young | Jimbo Jambo |