Alice Stuart
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Biography
Alice Stuart, born June 15, 1942, in Chelan, Washington, was an American blues and folk singer-songwriter and guitarist. She started taking piano lessons at age five and began playing guitar at 18, influenced by classical music and country artists of the 1940s and 1950s. Stuart's career launched with a performance at the Berkeley Folk Festival in 1964, followed by a debut release, All the Good Times (1964), which received positive reviews from Billboard magazine. She toured extensively with notable musicians such as Mississippi John Hurt, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Doc Watson, Phil Ochs, and Joan Baez. In 1970, Stuart released the album Full Time Woman (1970) on Fantasy Records, featuring the single "Freedom's the Sound" / "Full Time Woman" (1970). Her song "Full Time Woman" was covered by artists including Jackie DeShannon and Doris Duke. Stuart died on July 31, 2023.
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- I'd Do It for You
- I Feel Like Hank Williams
- I've Got Somethin' for You
- Turn Your Money Green
- Drop Down Daddy
- Blues in the Bottle
- Big Boss Man
- Rather Be the Devil
- Natural Woman
- Hard Time Killin' Floor
- I Ruined Your Life
- Wild Bill Jones
- Night Patrol
- The Man's So Good
- If You Want It to Last
- Sugar Babe
- It's All Over Now Baby Blue
- Down to Earth Man
- Sophia
- Highway Blues
- Rhythm Train
- Freedom
- I Won't Bleed
- Harmony
