How Britain got the blues: the transmission and reception of American blues style in the United Kingdom

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Contents: Preface Jazz reception in Britain: misunderstandings and recordings in exile The first time I met the blues: blues arrives in Britain 1953-1957: the problem of the new 1957-1962: the blues revival, part I 'London: the new Chicago!': the R&B boom of 1963-1965 Blues at the crossroads: the British blues revival part III, 1965-1970 Bibliography Index.

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