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Black Pearls: Blues Queens of the 1920s (Paperback, 4th ed.)
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Black Pearls: Blues Queens of the 1920s (Paperback, 4th ed.)
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A contribution to the history of the blues in particular and of
Afro-American culture in general, new information about a
remarkable set of assertive, creative women as well as new insights
into the musical heritage they have left behind. Sippie Wallace,
Edith Wilson, Victoria Spivey and Alberta Hunter are the collective
focus of this work - four influential blues singers with diverse
styles, who were big in the 1920s and were still performing in the
1980s. Writing from a firm black/feminist standpoint, Harrison
shows the joys, trials, and heartbreaks in the lives of the first
popular women blues artists.
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