Lady D

Ethan Payne. 2021.
Lady D, aka "West Virginia's First Lady of Soul" takes us on a journey through history. Along the way, she ruminates on being a Black female blues singer in West Virginia.
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[@user-kc7hu8ed9h]

Beautiful. Congratulations.

[@Kath-C]

This is hauntingly beautiful, thanks for the upload. 💚

[@monstalung]

I definitely did not know about the black community Triangle District in Charleston WV. I need to know more.

[@monstalung]

and its very true about wanting to come home to West Virginia, I lived all over the country but came home