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Negro music and American. Negro music in America. An exploration of it and its impact on American culture. Here is your host for the series Tony look at Bach generally speaking the blues are really a very personal experience both for the composer and for the artists who perform them. And they can also be as strongly emotional experience for the listener who identifies with them. One of the reasons a blues performers can improvise so in this way and beautifully is because they themselves become so emotionally involved and identified with the trials and tribulations from which the blues bring. For instance and it's interesting thought is that the terrible flood of 1893 that Big Bill Broonzy saying about last week would have probably been considered a visitation of the wrath of God by a spiritual singer but to a blues singer it would simply boil down to what can a poor boy do

after a disheartening personal experience rings of blues out of some bored devil or his body. The folk usually take it over and then they're sung by many people and belong to everybody. The story of Betty and Dupree sung here by Brownie mid-game accompanied by Sonny Terry presents a fine example of this Bette and debris. Will bet she was.

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Here is an example of the impact of nigger music on our culture as one admiring white performers play for us in a Nigro style a very fine modern and more city styled Betty in debris. This is sung by Betty in the Doak. They feel that she's watching that guy. Right there. But the thing that three she. Got. Me and done a thing to piece a gazillion times get you steady thing the thing we

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is that. Songwriters sure there are a few words here Charlie. Or you mean you're you're you're. You're you're. Carry me crazy. Meet me here are our theories mean rather. I think you've embraced you with a reason. Next week we'll have different styles of Blues wealth country and urban and they'll range from the New Orleans area up through Kansas City Chicago.

Negro music in America I would only look at Bach resided transcribed by the SEIU Radio Network. Got together the next week as we continue our exploration of the negro and American music. This program was distributed by national educational radio. This is national educational radio network.