Explore the lives of Black female entertainers in the 1920s, including Ma Rainey, Bessie Smith, Ethel Waters, and Josephine Baker. Learn about the struggles and triumphs they faced, the impact of jazz and blues on their music, and their defiance of societal norms to pursue fame and success in the entertainment industry.

Talented singer Ethel Waters and His Orchestra deliver great recordings in the late 1930s, accompanied by a stellar lineup of musicians. Explore emotional turbulence, loyalty, and unrequited love through powerful renditions of songs like 'Frankie and Johnny'. Dive into the musical journey of Ethel Waters in 1938-1939, highlighting Benny Carter's alto sax solos and unique arrangements. Celebrate simple joys, gratitude, and love while enjoying humorous updates and misunderstandings in a letter of love.