Hattie "Mama Mire" Boggs
Nobody agrees on where Hattie “Mama Mire” Boggs came from. Some say the shacks by Murkwater; others swear she rose out of the black marsh on a radstorm night with a half-empty bottle and a voice big enough to shake the lights in Goodneighbor.
She earned the name Mama Mire the hard way, singing through smoke, heartbreak, hunger, and bad decisions until every cracked note turned to truth. In the clubs and alley bars of the Commonwealth, she became the sound of last call, lost love, and one more shot of courage.
A fictional musical persona from the Goodneighbor Blues project.
Recordings
- Last Call in Goodneighbor — Diamond City Blues
- Murkwater Blues — Murkwater Blues
- Bottlecap Prayer — Murkwater Blues
- That Man Ain't Worth the Rads — Murkwater Blues
- Don't Bring That Ghoul Home — Murkwater Blues
- Three Caps to My Name — Murkwater Blues
- Ain't No Vault Deep Enough — Murkwater Blues
- The Commonwealth Took My Baby — Murkwater Blues
- Whiskey Wasteland and Bad Decisions — Murkwater Blues
- Radioactive Rain — Murkwater Blues
- Still Here Come Morning — Something Worth Building
- Black Coffee and Bad News — Something Worth Building