History (Blues)

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History Sites:

It's A Girl Thang It's A Girl Thang: A celebration of women and their vast contributions to blues music. Includes historical profiles as well as features of contemporary female artists. (History) http://bluesland.net/thang/ Jump Blues History Jump Blues History: A short introduction to the history of this energetic style of blues. (History) http://www.stuve.com/history.htm Year of The Blues 2003 Year of The Blues 2003: Home of the PRI radio series "The Blues" on the web. Each episode of this chronicle includes a visit to a celebrated blues location. The complete series is available here, as well as special bonus interviews and performances that weren't fea (History) http://www.yearoftheblues.org/radio/ History of the Blues History of the Blues: Presenting the history of blues music in a tree, maps, essays and links. (History) http://blueslyrics.tripod.com/blueshistory.htm Delta Blues Museum Delta Blues Museum: The Museum houses thousands of books, recordings, tapes, CDs, videos, rare photographs and memorabilia tracing the roots of this unique American phenomenon. (History) http://www.deltabluesmuseum.org/ A Brief History Of The Blues A Brief History Of The Blues: An essay by Robert M. Baker presented by the BluesWeb. Besides historical facts this essay offers an explanation of what makes a song a blues song. (History) http://www.island.net/~blues/history.html This Week In Blues History This Week In Blues History: Facts and stories about the blues of decades past. (History) http://bluesland.net/thisweek/ Maxwell Street: A Blues Street Maxwell Street: A Blues Street: Article about the history and decline of this street where blues musicians such as Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf, once infused Chicago's electricity into their Delta guitars. (History) http://www.openair.org/oldmax/cassel.html The History of Chess Records The History of Chess Records: An article on the history of the famous Chicago blues label that launched the careers of such famous artists as Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Jimmy Rogers, and Buddy Guy. (History) http://www.universalstudios.com/mca_records/amp17/chess/history.html Blues & Race Relations Blues & Race Relations: Excellent website about the history of the Blues and how it affected the race relations in the USA. (History) http://www.angelfire.com/sc/bluesthesis/