Bonnie Lee, born Jessie Lee Frealls on 11 June 1931 in Bunkie, Louisiana, was a blues singer. She began her career with a 1960 single "Sad and Evil Woman" on Ebony Records, though it did not chart. Lee worked with pianist Sunnyland Slim from 1967 and later with Willie Kent and the Gents, performing at Chicago’s B.L.U.E.S. Notable albums include Blues with the Girls (1982), I'm Good (1991), and Sweetheart of the Blues (1995). Lee also toured Europe in 1982 with Zora Young and Big Time Sarah and appeared on Magic Slim’s 1992 album 44 Blues. She died on 7 September 2006 after years of poor health.
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Hooked on Blues
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Classic Chicago Blues
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Chicago's Finest Blues Ladies
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The Sun Is Gonna Shine
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| Sweetheart Of The Blues |
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I'm Good
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Don't Think That I May Never Go b/w I Held Baby
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| Blues Brunch at the Mart |
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Blues With the Girls (Blues Collection)
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| Barnyard Beehive |
| I'm A Woman |
| This is the Blues Harmonica |
| Women of Blue Chicago |
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Live at B.L.U.E.S. (Live)
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| Delmark 55 Years of Blues |