Blues Moments in Time - October 12: Migration, Music and the March for Equality
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Blues Moments in Time - October 12: Migration, Music and the March for Equality
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October 12 sees the powerful connections between civil rights, community action and the evolution of Black American music on October 12.
As the civil rights movement gathered momentum in 1960, organisations like SNCC were demanding change while African American families continued reshaping the nation through the Great Migration. Along the way, rural blues traditions travelled from Southern fields and juke joints to the bright lights of Chicago, evolving into the electrified sound that would influence generations.
We'll celebrate the birth of Southern soul legend Sam Moore and swing-era pioneer Lucky Millinder, while honouring the legacy of Piedmont blues master Pink Anderson. Together, their stories reveal how music, culture and determination helped shape America's future.
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