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Gospel, Rhythm and Blues, Jazz and Rock and Roll.
Prototypes of these distinctly American music styles can be heard in recordings that date back to the 1890s. The first generation of recorded music featured many black entertainers of the day. Their recordings were discovered, collected, compiled and arranged on the 2007 grammy award winning album Lost Sounds.
In this 3 part interview, collectors Tim Brooks and David Giovannoni talk about the history and social implications of Lost Sounds. This is part 1.
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Gospel, Rhythm and Blues, Jazz and Rock and Roll. Prototypes of these distinctly American music styles can be heard in recordings that date back to the 1890s. The first generation of recorded music featured many black entertainers of the day. Their recordings were discovered, collected, compiled and arranged on the 2007 grammy award winning album Lost Sounds. In this 3 part interview, collectors Tim Brooks and David Giovannoni talk about the history and social implications of Lost Sounds. This is part 1.

