He Took My Smile... Jackie DeVaughn (1979 Chicago Blues) Best Female Blues Guitarist You Never Heard

He Took My Smile... Jackie DeVaughn ('79 Chicago Blues) Best Female Blues Guitarist You Never Heard, Remastered Lost tape
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Jackie DeVaughn – “He Took My Smile to Another Town” (1979, Lost Sessions)
Legend says Jackie DeVaughn could tune a Telecaster just by glaring at it. In 1979 she cut this hypnotic trance-blues at South Side Radio Rooms, a basement studio under a pool hall with more mice than microphones. The only copy vanished when the landlord mistook the tape library for “holiday decorations.”

Decades later, a single ¼-inch board tape surfaced at a church rummage sale, misfiled in a box of Bingo Night flyers. We baked the reel, argued with the capstan, and lovingly remastered with an AI-assisted audio restoration/remastering workflow... keeping the sweat, ditching the mildew.

Why is Jackie so hard to find? She was extremely private, changed details about herself for fun, and gave different names to reporters. Posters from the era list Jackie DeVaughn, J. D. Vaughn, and even Jack D. Vaughn thanks to a spectacular typo. The myth survived; the paperwork didn’t.

After 1979: Jackie took a day shift at the South Works mill, sang on Sundays in a church choir, and dodged reporters the way she dodged chords - clean and fast. She stayed famously private, changing names on gig posters just to vanish. The best female blues guitarist you never heard of.

We found a torn studio ledger listing “Reel B” and “Reel C.” If you want us to hunt them down, say the word.

The “vinyl cover” is a faithful reconstruction featuring Jackie DeVaughn. The music comes from a 1979 board tape, not a pressed LP. Band credits lost to time; leads welcome!

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Disclaimer: Lost-session tribute. Human-written/arranged/composed; AI-performed/produced in a blues-inspired style. The backstory is creative world-building to give the artist a life and era - not presented as fact. The groove is real; the lore is for fun. The music is what matters. This channel features parody, tributes, and lost gems. Hope you enjoy the music.

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