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The land where the blues began
Blues (music), history and criticism
Blues
African americans, social life and customs
Blues (Music)
Negers
Afro-Americans
Music
Geschichte
African Americans
New York Times reviewed
Social life and customs
History and criticism
"The bluesmen were the bards of America's last frontier, the rowdy Mississippi Delta, in the days of the cotton boom, of levee and railroad building. Alan Lomax takes us on an adventure into the "bad old days" of the Delta. Weaving together the tales of muleskinners and roustabouts, church matrons a…
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