The Globalization of Blues: Rural, Urban, Transatlantic

April 28, 2014

Texto: JOSEP PEDRO

Diapositivas de apoyo utilizadas en la presentación de la ponencia, “Globalization: Texts, Performances, Practices”, Cross-Disciplinary International Conference, St. Louis University Madrid Campus, 26 de abril de 2014.

Category : Archivo

Tags : Big Mama Thornton, blues, Britain, british blues, Charles Keil, Chicago, Civil Rights Era, David Evans, electrification of blues, Fred McDowell, Furry Lewis, ghetto, Globalization, Howard Becker, Howlin' Wolf, Jim Crow, John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Lois Wacquant, Mance Lipscomb, Maxwell Street, mississippi, Muddy Waters, narrador outsider, Origins of blues, outsider narrator, Prestige from below, The Rolling Stones, white blues

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