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Ma Rainey: The Mother Of The Blues

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The 1969 LP That Marked The ‘Shape Of Things To Come’ For George Benson

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‘Little Broken Hearts’: How Norah Jones Turned Hurt Into Art

‘In The Wee Small Hours’: Frank Sinatra’s Concept Album Masterpiece

‘Bad Girls’: Donna Summer’s Expansion On Disco

Ella Fitzgerald: Just Why Is She So Important?

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‘Blacks And Blues’: Bobbi Humphrey’s Sample-Friendly Jazz-Funk Classic