Blues Legacies and Black Feminism by Angela Y. Davis
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Black pearls by Daphne Duval Harrison
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A Bad Woman Feeling Good by Buzzy Jackson
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Blueswomen by Anna Stong Bourgeois
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Stay out of the kitchen! by Mable John
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Blues legacies and black feminism
Angela Y. Davis
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Sweet man is gone by Peggy Ehrhart
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When a woman gets the blues by Rory Block
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Countin' the blues
Elisa De Munari
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50 Women in the Blues
Jennifer Noble, Zoe Howe, Cher ...
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Sanctified blues by Mable John
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Got no friend anyhow by Peggy Ehrhart
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Publishing History

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Editions Published
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Subjects
Biography, Blues (Music), History and criticism, Blues musicians, Fiction, Women singers, Texts, African American women clergy, African American women evangelists, African American women jazz singers, African American women singers, African americans, fiction, Biographies, Blues, Crimes against, Feminism and music, Fiction, christian, general, Singers, 1000blackgirlbooks, African American women
Places
United States, Manhattan (New York, N.Y.), New Jersey, New Mexico, États-Unis
People
Bessie Smith (1898?-1937), Billie Holiday (1915-1959), Bessie Smith (1894-1937), Jeannie Cheatham, Ma Rainey (1886-1938), Ma Rainey (1886-1939), Rory Block
Times
1931-1940, To 1964

Prolific Authors

who have written the most books on this subject
Mable John, 2 books
Peggy Ehrhart, 2 books
Angela Y. Davis, 2 books
Daphne Duval Harrison, 1 book
Elisa De Munari, 1 book
Jeannie Cheatham, 1 book
Summer Wood, 1 book
Buzzy Jackson, 1 book
Cheryl Robson, 1 book
Rory Block, 1 book
Jennifer Noble, 1 book
Anna Stong Bourgeois, 1 book
Zoe Howe, 1 book