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The holy profane: religion in Black popular music
The holy profane: religion in Black popular music
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Reed, Teresa L
Publisher
The University Press of Kentucky
Publication Date
c2003
Language
English
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Pentecostalism and Black secular music
Blues lyrics : voice of religious consciousness
Elder Eatmore and Deacon Jones : folk religion as humor in Black secular recordings
Rethinking the Devil's music : integration, religion, and crossing over
Evolution of the blues preacher : sermonizing modes in Black secular music
Postlude : God and gangsta rap : the theosophy of Tupac Shakur.
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African Americans
African Americans -- Music -- History and criticism
Christianity
History and criticism
Music
Music -- Religious aspects -- Christianity
Popular music
Popular music -- United States -- History and criticism
Religious aspects
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9780813122557
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