Madrid has the blues: the collective construction of a music scene

July 7, 2013

Texto: JOSEP PEDRO

This communication was presented at Bridge Over Troubled Waters: Challenging Orthodoxies. IASPM Biennial International Conference, celebrated in Gijón (Spain) from the 24th till the 28th of July, 2013.

Comunicación presentada en el congreso internacional Bridge Over Troubled Waters: Challenging Orthodoxies. IASPM Biennial International Conference celebrado en Gijón del 24 al 28 de junio de 2013.

Category : Archivo, Blues España

Tags : Albert King, Ñaco Goñi, Big Bill Broonzy, blues, Blues Corner, British Sixties, Carey Bell, Chocolate Blues Express, David Gwynn, Edu Manazas, El Johnny, El Tren Radio 3, Eugenio Moirón, Fede Aguado, Flaco Barral, IASPM Gijón 2013, International Brigades, Javier Jay Bee Rodríguez, Jeff Espinoza, Johnny Copeland, Jorge Muñoz, Josep Pedro, La Coquette, Madrid Blues, Madrid Blues Society, Madrid has the blues, Mick Taylor, music scene stages, origins of blues in Spain, Osi Martínez, Ramón del Solo, rolling stones, San Juan Evangelista, Solo Blues, Steve Jordan, Stevie Zee, The Collective Construction of a Music Scene, Tonky de la Peña, Whisky David, Xulián Freire

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