A documentary featuring live performance footage and interviews with eight contemporary female blues' artists including Mavis Staples, Denise LaSalle, Irma Thomas, Odetta, Deborah Coleman, Bettye LaVette, Ann Peebles and Renee Austin.
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Ladies Sing the Blues: The Lived Experience of Chicago's Blues Divas
A panel discussion featuring accomplished Chicago blues vocalists Deitra Farr Sharon Lewis and Nellie Travis. Discussant: Jane Hseu Assistant Professor of ...
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