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"Ma Rainey's Black Bottom", a 1920s blues song by Ma Rainey, makes obvious allusions to the dance but is not itself dance music. Ma Rainey's Black Bottom is also the title of a 1982 play by August Wilson, set around recording of the song. Wilson's play was adapted into a 2020 movie of the same name starring Viola Davis as Ma Rainey.
Ma Rainey's Black Bottom | Sito ufficiale Netflix. Chicago, 1927: gli animi si scaldano in uno studio musicale quando l'impavida e agguerrita cantante blues Ma Rainey raggiunge la band per una sessione di registrazione. Guarda i trailer e scopri di più.
Ma Rainey's Black Bottom | Netflix – offizielle Webseite. Spannungen und hitzige Debatten entladen sich im Jahr 1927 in einem Studio, in dem die feurige und unerschrockene Blues-Sängerin Ma Rainey mit ihrer Band Songs aufnimmt. Trailer und weitere Infos ansehen.
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18 de dic. de 2020 · Ma Rainey's Black Bottom Soundtrack Guide: Every Song. By Elise Hanson. Published Dec 18, 2020. Ma Rainey's Black Bottom is based on the true story of the legendary "Mother of the Blues," Gertrude "Ma" Rainey (Viola Davis) and her recording her signature song. Almost the entire movie takes place in a recording studio as the band rehearses, and ...
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7 de ene. de 2021 · When Ma Rainey's Black Bottom made its way into the homes of millions December 18 via Netflix, it introduced a whole new audience to the work of esteemed playwright August Wilson.The Pittsburgh native made a name for himself chronicling with poignant flourish the Black experience in the United States, earning the distinction of being called the "Theatre's Poet of Black America."
