 However, the recordings of some of the classic female blues singers were popular with white buyers, for instance, Hegamin's recordings for Paramount Records in 1922, which were issued as part of Paramount's "popular" series rather than its "race" series.Marion Harris meanwhile became the first white female singer to credibly record the blues with tracks such as her versions of "Saint Louis Blues" and "Beale Street Blues".Annette Hanshaw also made some blues recordings, such as "Moanin' Low".