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Music and Movies

 

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Larry M

 

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January 12, 2012

 

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University

 

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They brought blues into a stage of professionalism, which later also gave the opportunity to the men blues to take part, and emerged to the music business. Blues was no longer merely a personal expression but also a way of earning a living. Blues was now offered a job beyond the plantation and a glamour life that were not possible before...
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Their blues were considered as country blues because it was different from the classic blues in the sense of the style. They performed accompanied by a jazz band in the clubs. It shown a togetherness and was different from a solitary performance usually did by men at that time, as historian Giles Oakley said that the blues women: frequently worked with jazz bands which, in contrast to the greater isolation of the male country blues singers, provided a visible display of togetherness...
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