Dear Ruth: How Ruth Dolphin (Re-)Built a Musical Empire
Lost Notes celebrates the life of Ruth Dolphin, who went from being a terrified widow with four kids to the mother of an LA musical empire.
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Mickey Guyton: Intentional Consumerism of Black Country Music is Needed Beyond Beyoncé
“When this Beyoncé moment is done and all of her country fans are done with their boots and spurs, these Black country artists that you're seeing and liking their posts, we will still remain."
Source: essence.com
"John Lennon said, 'Girls don't play guitars'": The Liverbirds, one of the world's first all-female rock groups, recall their first meeting with The Beatles
The trailblazing Liverpool group later wondered if Lennon’s jibes were intended to push them to make a success of the band
Source: guitarworld.com
Hear Beyoncé's Revelatory Version of the Beatles' 'Blackbird'
'Cowboy Carter' highlight brings the 'White Album' classic full circle
Source: rollingstone.com
Rhiannon Giddens Explains Folk Music Has Always Been Blackity Black
Grammy Award-Winning artist Rhiannon Giddens has always been vocal about Black people's pivotal role in the origins of country music. The conversation surrounding those contributions has reignited as Beyoncé's new music debuted at the top of the country charts. Giddens plays banjo on Beyoncé's track "Texas Hold 'Em," and during her conversation with Writing Black hosty Maiysha Kai, Giddens shares that the instrument's history is "Blackity Black". The pair also discuss Gidden's projects, including an opera about an enslaved man and her first c...
Source: thegrio.com