I like to give credit where credit is due. That's just how I roll. Some people mistakenly believe that the blues is a black or white thing. It is true that many of the great bluesmen were black, it is also a fact that there were many white men standing behind them encouraging them, enabling them, cajoling them, collaborating with them to create this great art form that we all love so much.
Any way, I just want to shed some light on the men who stood with the bluesmen. Who helped them become the giants that we know today. In the coming months I plan to cover their bios, books, music, and other contributions of the following in a series of post I'm calling "The Men Behind the Bluesmen."
Lenard Chess
Phil Chess
Sam Philips
Alan Lomax
Robert Palmer
And many, many others.
Regras da casa
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"Goodnight, you princes of Maine, you kings of New England." The cider
house rules (1999), Lasse Hallström
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