When Jamesetta Hawkins took the stage to perform, she was known as Etta James.
Etta James has always been a name that cannot be overlooked in the category of great American musicians.
She is a well-known vocalist in the United States who has performed in a variety of musical genres over the course of her career, which spans more than four decades. These genres she has performed in include gospel, blues, jazz, R&B, rock and roll, and soul.
Despite the fact that she is deceased (died at 74 years), her name will live on in the annals of American music.
At Last (At Last! · 1960) , I’d Rather Go Blind(Tell Mama · 1968) , A Sunday Kind of Love
(At Last! · 1960) I Just Want to Make Love to You (At Last! · 1960) , All I Could Do Was Cry (At Last! · 1960) Something’s Got a Hold on Me, and (Etta James · 1962) are some of her successful music.
Etta James was born on January 25, 1938, 1, in Los Angeles, California, United States
This piece talks about who took charge of all the wealth she made when she kicked the bucket.
Who inherited Etta James money and estate?
Etta James left behind a fortune when she passed. Her only sons Donto James, and Sametto James took custody of her estate properties (here, in this case, royalties and copyrights from her music).
Source: celebfaqs.com
