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The Face of Black Music: Photographs by Valerie Wilmer

by Valerie Wilmer

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Vibrant photographs of such performers as Duke Ellington, Otis Rush, and B. B. King, combined with their own words, provide insight into the world of the black musician from the backwoods of Mississippi to New Orleans, New York, and Chicago.
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Vibrant photographs of such performers as Duke Ellington, Otis Rush, and B. B. King, combined with their own words, provide insight into the world of the black musician from the backwoods of Mississippi to New Orleans, New York, and Chicago
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780.92The arts › Music › Music › Biography And History › Biography

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ML87.W655Music › Literature on music › Literature on music › Aspects of the field of music as a whole

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