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Remembering gospel pioneer Sister Rosetta Tharpe, born 104 years ago today. When asked about music in the 1960s, she said, “Oh, these kids and rock and roll — that is just sped up rhythm and blues. I've been doing that forever.“ In 2018, she was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. https://www.instagram.com/p/BvO1xC9gGov/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=10ufos0df7fvu
Bukka White playing "Aberdeen Mississippi Blues" in 1967. https://www.instagram.com/p/BqFe6TeHYgj/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1vatd4hej5j2c
Happy 75th birthday to artist and record collector Robert Crumb. This memorable clip is from Terry Zwigoff’s 1994 documentary “Crumb.”
John Lee Hooker, gone 17 years today.
Juneteenth celebration in Eastwoods Park in Austin, Texas, 1900.
From a glass plate negative taken in New South Wales, Australia ca. 1928.
Happy birthday to Astrud Gilberto, born on this day in 1940 in Salvador, Brazil.
Young musicians at the railroad stop in Music, Kentucky, ca. 1930s. From the Jean Thomas Collection at the University of Louisville.
In memory of John Fahey, born on this day in 1939 in Takoma Park, Maryland.
Remembering Nina Simone, born on this day in 1933 in Tryon, North Carolina.
Remembering guitarist Magic Sam, born on this day in 1937 in Grenada, Mississippi.
No other gospel musician has come as close to convincing me that Jesus’ love might not stress me out.
Mike Powell on Washington Phillips (via nedison)
Ronnie Moipolai from Botswana. Video by @bokete7 (at Kopong Villages, South-East, Botswana)
We’ve just received word that Algia Mae Hinton, one of the last old-time Piedmont blues players, died on Thursday at her home in Middlesex, North Carolina. We’re thankful for all the music she left behind and to Mike Seeger for shooting this video in the early 1980s.
Members of the Hopi Tribe performing the Buffalo Dance and the Eagle Dance for tourists at the Grand Canyon in 1929.
In early 1931, Skip James boarded a segregated train in Jackson, Mississippi bound for Wisconsin where the recording studio of Paramount Records was located. A local talent scout had set up the session where Skip would make his first recordings. One of the songs he cut was “Hard Time Killing Floor Blues,” a song he’d written about the Depression. Although none of the records he made sold well, they did lead to several blues aficionados (including John Fahey) tracking him down in a Mississippi hospital in the summer of 1964. The rediscovery led to appearances at folk festivals and on television shows like this one in Germany in 1967.
The Jenkins Orphanage Band performing on November 22, 1928 in Charleston, SC.
