Songs in the Key of Black Life: A Rhythm and Blues Nation

Mark Anthony Neal

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Acknowledgments Prologue Introduction Rhythm 1. Revolutionary Mixtape 2. Grown Ass Women 3. Digging the Scene (with the Gangsta Lean) 4. Habermas in the Hood 5. Sexual Healing (the Oh My! Interlude) 6. The E-Double and the Trouble Man 7. Bellbottoms, Bluebelles, and the Funke-Ass White Girl 8. Nuyorican Nostalgia 9. Some Otha Shit And Blues 10. Radio Free Soul 11. Big Pimpin' 12. But It's Not a Rap CD 13. Three the Hard Way

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