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Muddy Waters was the key man in the electrification of the blues, turning Chicago into his new musical kingdom. When on July 3, 1960, he took the stage at the Newport festival he had been the undisputed king of Chicago blues for over 10 years, recording at Chess Records. But while his reputation was well known within the black population, few ...
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12 de mar. de 2022 · More than 50 years ago, in the 1960s and 70s, Newport was a hive of activity, which boasted a unique collection of shops, where most of what you needed could be purchased. Both national and local shops existed side by side, long before the county council decided to start charging for parking, or the birth of internet shopping — both of which have contributed to many changes within the high ...
27 de ago. de 2023 · Pete Seeger, Oscar Brand, John Lee Hooker, Alan Mills, Jean Carignan, Tom Makem, Bill Lee, Eric Weisberg, Jimmy Driftwood, The New Lost City RamblersRecorded...
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Records: Historical Subject Files including correspondence, memoranda, chronologies and reports pertaining to administrative matters, base activities and command facilities, 1942–1969; Presidential visits of Eisenhower and Kennedy, 1957–1958, 1960–1961; History and transfer of Fort Adams, 1951–1960; Planning and construction of Narragansett Bay Bridge, 1944–1966; Use of Prudence ...
23 de jul. de 2020 · Bassist Charles Mingus stood on the passenger seat of a convertible speeding through Newport, Rhode Island, shouting, “Come to my festival!”. It might have looked like marketing, but make no mistake: This was a protest. It was 1960, and Mingus was challenging what he saw as the failings of the jazz scene, specifically the one created by the ...
