Blues Queens and Race Records in the 1920s - Ballad of America
Blues Queens and Race Records in the 1920s - Ballad of America
The first British 'blues boom' - and the reception of African American music and dance in 1920s Britain - Sound and vision blog
Paris Blues: African American Music and French Popular Culture, 1920-1960 by Andy Fry
Crazy Blues - Mamie Smith (1920) - YouTube
Various Artists - Sounds from the Crescent City (New Orleans Jazz & Blues 1920's -
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10 Early Artists Who Defined the Blues
How 'Crazy Blues' Kicked Off the Dangerous and Wonderful Music That Was Going to Ruin America | by David Hinckley | The Culture Corner | Medium
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Women In Blues 1920-1943: New York, Chicago, Memphis, Dallas - Compilation by Various Artists | Spotify
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Mamie Smith – The First African-American Female to Make a Vocal Blues Recording in 1920 – Soundpasta
Mamie Smith – Crazy Blues 1920-1921 (1989, Vinyl) - Discogs
100 Years Ago, 'Crazy Blues' Sparked a Revolution for Black Women Fans - The New York Times
Jazz and Blues: 1920s-30s
Blind Willie McTell - Dave's Classic Blues Guitar (1920-1970)
Women In Blues (New York - Chicago - Memphis - Dallas 1920-1943) (CD) - Discogs
Set Of Vector Illustrations: Cute Doodle Musicians In 1920's Style, Jazz Or Blues Music Band Royalty Free SVG, Cliparts, Vectors, And Stock Illustration. Image 85327932.
Mamie Smith - Crazy Blues (1920) - YouTube
In 1920 Mamie Smith's Crazy Blues paved the way for Black Music – The Syncopated Times
In 1920 Mamie Smith's Crazy Blues paved the way for Black Music – The Syncopated Times
Crazy Blues” – The Centennial | sixstr stories
