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In researching this book, I have consulted many periodicals, as well as liner notes to LPs and CDs. The following publications were particularly useful: & Rhythm, Blues Unlimited, Bulletin du Hot Club de , Come for to Sing, Journal, Jazz Monthly, Jazz Record, Juke Blues, La Revue du Jazz, Living Blues, Melody Maker, Musical Express (later New Musical Express), 78 Quarterly, and Sing Out! Also helpful were the following newspapers: Ames (Iowa) Daily Tribune, Defender, Chicago Maroon, and Iowa State Daily. Where I have cited specific articles or liner notes, the reference appears in the endnotes.

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