Abandoned Cemeteries, Serious Research, Blues Memorials since 1989
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Saving the Soul of the Magnolia State
The Blues Does Not Hurt Like Before
On The Trail Of a Bluesman Named House
Richard Waterman & Eddie "Son" House
Narmour & Smith - Music to the Ears
The Military Marker of Burl "Jaybird" Coleman
The Unmarked Grave of Johnnie Temple
"The Grave of Bessie Smith"
"The Grave of Blind Lemon Jefferson"
"The Grave of Asie Reed Payton
The Grave of Willie Foster
The Grave of Jack Owens
The Graves of Sid Hemphill and Rosa Lee Hill
The Grave of Henry Stuckey
The Peavine Railroad and the Mississippi Delta
“The County Farm Blues”: A Short Revisionist Biography of Bo Carter
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