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Musical thoughts on unresolved questions and recent findings in big drum research.: An article from: Black Music Research Journal
Musical thoughts on unresolved questions and recent finding…
By: Lorna McDaniel
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Writing on the wall: some speculations on Islamic talismans, Catholic prayers, and the preparation of Cuban bata drums for orisha worship.(Essay): An article from: Black Music Research Journal
Writing on the wall: some speculations on Islamic talismans…
By: Michael Marcuzzi
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"NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT": THELONIOUS MONK AND POPULAR SONG.: An article from: Black Music Research Journal
"NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT": THELONIOUS MONK AN…
By: Scott Deveaux
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Reggae in Cuba and the Hispanic Caribbean: fluctuations and representations of identities.(cultural identity and reggae music): An article from: Black Music Research Journal
Reggae in Cuba and the Hispanic Caribbean: fluctuations and…
By: Samuel Fure Davis
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The clave of jazz: a Caribbean contribution to the rhythmic foundation of an African-American music.: An article from: Black Music Research Journal
The clave of jazz: a Caribbean contribution to the rhythmic…
By: Christopher Washburne
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Introduction.: An article from: Black Music Research Journal
Introduction.: An article from: Black Music Research Journal
By: Jacqueline Cogdell DjeDje
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Editor's introduction.(Report): An article from: Black Music Research Journal
Editor's introduction.(Report): An article from: Black…
By: Guthrie P., Jr. Ramsey
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African diaspora and Colombian popular music in the twentieth century.(Critical essay): An article from: Black Music Research Journal
African diaspora and Colombian popular music in the twentie…
By: Peter Wade
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"Bridging the gap": Creed Taylor, Grover Washington Jr., and the crossover roots of smooth jazz.(Becoming: Blackness and the Musical Imagination)(Report): An article from: Black Music Research Journal
"Bridging the gap": Creed Taylor, Grover Washingt…
By: Charles D. Carson
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MAINSTREAMING MONK: THE ELLINGTON ALBUM.: An article from: Black Music Research Journal
MAINSTREAMING MONK: THE ELLINGTON ALBUM.: An article from: …
By: Mark Tucker
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Fela's foundation: examining the revolutionary songs of Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti and the Abeokuta market women's movement in 1940s western Nigeria.(Report): An article from: Black Music Research Journal
Fela's foundation: examining the revolutionary songs o…
By: Stephanie Shonekan
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Editor's introduction.(Editorial): An article from: Black Music Research Journal
Editor's introduction.(Editorial): An article from: Bl…
By: Howard Rye
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