The Triumph of the soul: cultural and psychological aspects of African American music

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Introduction by Ferdinand Jones and Arthur C. Jones Prologue - Effendi by Michael S. Harper Biographical Sketches of Chapter Authors Upon this Rock: The Foundational Influence of the Spirituals by Arthur C. Jones The Poetry of the Blues by Peter R. Aschoff The New Orleans Brass Band: A Cultural Tradition by Michael G. White Why We Sing: The Gospel Tradition by Angela M.S. Nelson Jazz and the Resilience of African-Americans by Ferdinand Jones The Meaning of Rap Music in Contemporary Black Culture by Cheryl L. Keyes Paying Dues, Towards an African-American Aesthetic: An Autobiographical Essay by William Lowe Sacred Music For Secular Space, In Honor of John Coltrane by Leonard Brown

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