Browsing articles in "blues history"
Sep
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Jim Crow Etiquette
Jim Crow Laws Were Wicked in Their Own Right. The Jim Crow Etiquette Was Worse.
Aug
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Gayle Dean Wardlow Research Interviews
Gayle Dean Wardlow Is Instrumental In Blues Research. Here Are His Interview Tapes.
Aug
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H.C. Speir – The Legend
Someone Had to Find The Talent in 1920-30 Mississippi. It Was This Guy.
Jul
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Russell City Shout Out
The Great Migration Not only Put African-Americans in Chicago. Some Headed West.
Jul
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Henry Stuckey and the Military
Did Henry Stuckey Really Learn the Blues From Two French Soldiers?
Jul
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Tampa Blues History – The Artists
Previously, we explored the History of Blues in Tampa. Now take a look at the historic Artists of Tampa.
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John Jackson – Rappahannock Blues
Smithsonian Folkways Spotlights John Jackson and his Appalachian Blues with ‘Rappahannock Blues’
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Big Bill Broonzy – Census Record and Draft Card?
More Information On The Research-Elusive Big Bill Broonzy.
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