Hazel Meyers was a vaudeville artist in the 1920s who made blues records ... a total of forty-one songs between September 1923 and August of 1924, primarily for Ajax, but also for Brunswick (issued on Vocalion), Pathé, Banner, Bell, and Emerson. Her last two sides were made for Okeh in June, 1926. She frequently worked with accompanists of outstanding quality, including Fletcher Henderson, Porter Grainger, Bubber Miley, Don Redman and even, on one occasion, Fats Waller. Her career as a vaudeville stage artist is a bit sketchy. She appeared in Steppin' High, a Harlem variety show for which Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra provided the music, and is known to have made other appearances in on the black vaudeville circuit through 1930. Little else is known about her.

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