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Music category type book. Robert Palmer, Author. Lightly age toned pages. A Penquin Book. 1982 reprinted in 1988. Printed in USA. Total 310 pages.

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Approximate size, 5 x 7.75. Brown covers with pictorials of Blues singers, band on the front cover - one guy wearing a blue suit. Pages clean with no markings or tears. Spine is tight and straight.

A nice book that is Music category type book. Robert Palmer, Author. Lightly age toned pages. A Penquin Book. 1982 reprinted in 1988. Printed in USA.

Total 310 pages. Approximate size, 5 x 7.75. Brown covers with pictorials of Blues singers, band on the front cover - one guy wearing a blue suit. Pages clean with no markings or tears.

Spine is tight and straight. A nice book that is quite educational about the 'Blues' singers! See our photo, not like the one Amazon is showing on the presentation. Sony Ta F555esx Manual High School. This book is amazing and by far the most interesting Blues book I've read to date. Palmer focuses on Delta Blues and its migration to Chicago, but what really interested me was his tracing the roots of the Delta Blues back to Africa and the key musicians who developed the distinct Delta style. I've read plenty of books on the Blues which discuss players and attempt to divine a single individual responsible for the Blues, but Palmer doesn't operate in this vacuum in which one person can develop a This book is amazing and by far the most interesting Blues book I've read to date.

Palmer focuses on Delta Blues and its migration to Chicago, but what really interested me was his tracing the roots of the Delta Blues back to Africa and the key musicians who developed the distinct Delta style. I've read plenty of books on the Blues which discuss players and attempt to divine a single individual responsible for the Blues, but Palmer doesn't operate in this vacuum in which one person can develop a musical genre. His research is scientific in its exploration which makes for a tremendously in depth read. I come back to this book periodically. There is always some new aspect of Palmer's appreciation of the Blues to cherish upon each re-read. It's the critical appraisals.

It's the stylistic differences between the various Mississippi Bluesmen that Bob Palmer discusses. It's the biographical detail supplied. It was my great fortune to have discovered the music of many of the artists Bob Palmer discusses in this book before actually reading 'Deep Blues'. I grew up in Memphis and there were always Blue I come back to this book periodically. There is always some new aspect of Palmer's appreciation of the Blues to cherish upon each re-read.

It's the critical appraisals. It's the stylistic differences between the various Mississippi Bluesmen that Bob Palmer discusses.

It's the biographical detail supplied. It was my great fortune to have discovered the music of many of the artists Bob Palmer discusses in this book before actually reading 'Deep Blues'. I grew up in Memphis and there were always Blues programs on various radio stations -from non-profit free-form radio stations to the great WDIA-AM which programmed Blues themed shows throughout the 1960s to mid-1970s on weekends (after midnight). I even got to attend performances by a few of the legends discussed in Deep Blues. I use this book as a reference point and as a personal ballast and a constant reminder of the country I come from. All of the artists Palmer discusses are long gone from this earth but their music still lives, ever writhing, ever expanding like kudzu growing wild in the gullies beyond the ghostly gravel roads.