Asserts that traditional southern music was not divided by racial boundaries, until the 1920s when artists were segregated into jazz or country and people began to believe it had always been that way. AUTHOR : MILLER, KARL HAGSTROM BOOK TYPE : NF DEWEY CLASSIFICATION : 781.64089/00973 LANGUAGE : ENGLISH LIBRARY OF CONGRESS NUMBER : 2009039108 NUMBER OF PAGES : 372 PUBLISH DATE : 2010/01/21 PUBLISHER IMPRINT CODE : UDUKE PUBLISHER NAME : DUKE UNIV PR RETURNS ACCEPTED? : YES
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