Celebrating Women in the Blues Highlight of 2016 Delta Blues FestWillis, Brinda Fuller
Long Gone Blues - Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra Why Don't You Do Right? - Lillian "Lil" Green Mailman Blues - Tiny Mayberry Trouble in Mind - Lucky Millinder, , Rosetta Tharpe Uncle Sam Come and Get Him - Wee Bea Booze Gonna Buy Me a Telephone - Pete Brown & His Band, Helen Hum...
KIMBERLY DRAKE Women On the Go: Blues, Conjure, and Other Alternatives to Domesticity in Ann Petry's The Street and The Narrows When a woman get the blues, she goes to her room and hides. When a woman get the blues, she goes to her room and hides. When a man gets the blues, he...
Our current understanding of women in music began to take shape within the context of second-wave feminist activism of the 1970s, with its mission of promoting women’s voices and perspectives in contemporary arts and in the history of the arts. In the domains of both popular and art music...
In the 1960’s the resurgence of interest in the Blues meant that survivors of the Classic Blues era — Sippie Wallace, Alberta Hunter and Victoria Spivey — had a chance for new careers. Bonnie Raitthonored Sippie Wallace by recording her songs and performing with her on stage. Alberta Hunte...
For S’Aida, the event is a chance to show people the talents of women in the blues world, across different generations, at a time when some might think young Black women are not singing the blues. “Black women and the blues is a seemingly dying breed,” she says. “You hear abo...
Don't Mess With The Messer Bob Corritore Diunna Greenleaf You Don't Have To Go Bob Corritore Barbara Lynn Walkin' Slipping' And Slidin' Bob Corritore Carol Fran Why Am I Treated So Bad Bob Corritore Francine Reed 我要写乐评 Bob Corritore & Friends: Women In Blues Showcase的乐评 ···...
Women in music— Playing in the big leagues You’ve played in world- renowned theaters from Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires to Carnegie Hall in New York City and many, many others in between. What does it take to become not only one of the most famous women in music but also one of th...
For S’Aida, the event is a chance to show people the talents of women in the blues world, across different generations, at a time when some might think young Black women are not singing the blues. “Black women and the blues is a seemingly dying breed,” she says. “You ...