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I feel safe in stating that no white person can conceive the feeling of obtaining Caucasian respect in the wake of a world of dark denial, simply because it is impossible to view the dark side when faced with brilliance.
All pop music that takes America as a subject—whether winding toward tragedy or toward an even sweeter harmony—runs off this mountain. Written when Berry was in prison; he needed an atlas to get the geography right, and when he requested one from the prison library, word went out that he was plotting an escape—which, of course, he was.
Chuck Berry, Father of Rock and Roll. Rest in peace. #bluesandrhythm
The Crests. #bluesandrhythm
Chuck Berry. #bluesandrhythm
The Belmonts. #bluesandrhythm
Little Walter. #bluesandrhythm
Ruth Brown. #bluesandrhythm
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Ray Charles — What Would I Do Without You (1958)
What would I do without you To see me through?
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Faye Adams. #bluesandrhythm
Booker T. Jones #bluesandrhythm
#chuckberry #bluesandrhythm
Little Richard (meeting his adoring fans, The Beatles, backstage). #bluesandrhythm
This photo of Big Maybelle (born Mabel Louise Smith in Jackson, Tennessee) appeared in a 1956 issue of Jet magazine.
Dinah Washington in performance, Los Angeles, 1959, photo by William Claxton
B.B. King