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Bayou underground tracing the mythical roots of American popular music
Permeating the shadows and the darkness of the bayou--a world all its own that stretches from Houston, Texas, to Mobile, Alabama--this study of marsh music leaves New Orleans to discover secret legends and vivid mythology in the surrounding wilderness. The people and the cultures that have called the bayou home--such as Bob Dylan, Jerry Reed, Nick Cave, Bo Didley, and a one-armed Cajun backwoodsman and gator hunter named Amos Moses--are unearthed not only through their own words and lives but also through a study of their music and interviews with visitors to and residents from the region. The.
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- ""Bayou Underground explores the music of the region through the legends and rumors that created it in the first place. From the House of the Rising Son to the legend of Stagger Lee, from Marie Laveau to the axman who loved hot jazz, Bayou Underground unearths the people and the cultures that have called the bayou home, revisiting their words and lives through the music of so many rock outsiders. Bo Diddley, Nick Cave and Alice Cooper pass through the pages to document past history, or create a new one. It is the world of Creedence Clearwater Revival, Jerry Reed and Elvis Presley; it is the music of Dr. John, Joe Satriani and the Oak Grove Swamp Fox"--Cover page 4."
- ""Bayou Underground explores the music of the region through the legends and rumors that created it in the first place. From the House of the Rising Son to the legend of Stagger Lee, from Marie Laveau to the axman who loved hot jazz, Bayou Underground unearths the people and the cultures that have called the bayou home, revisiting their words and lives through the music of so many rock outsiders. Bo Diddley, Nick Cave and Alice Cooper pass through the pages to document past history, or create a new one. It is the world of Creedence Clearwater Revival, Jerry Reed and Elvis Presley; it is the music of Dr. John, Joe Satriani and the Oak Grove Swamp Fox"--Page 4 of cover."
- "Permeating the shadows and the darkness of the bayou--a world all its own that stretches from Houston, Texas, to Mobile, Alabama--this study of marsh music leaves New Orleans to discover secret legends and vivid mythology in the surrounding wilderness. The people and the cultures that have called the bayou home--such as Bob Dylan, Jerry Reed, Nick Cave, Bo Didley, and a one-armed Cajun backwoodsman and gator hunter named Amos Moses--are unearthed not only through their own words and lives but also through a study of their music and interviews with visitors to and residents from the region. The."@en
- "Permeating the shadows and the darkness of the bayou--a world all its own that stretches from Houston, Texas, to Mobile, Alabama--this study of marsh music leaves New Orleans to discover secret legends and vivid mythology in the surrounding wilderness. The people and the cultures that have called the bayou home--such as Bob Dylan, Jerry Reed, Nick Cave, Bo Didley, and a one-armed Cajun backwoodsman and gator hunter named Amos Moses--are unearthed not only through their own words and lives but also through a study of their music and interviews with visitors to and residents from the region. The."
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- "Bayou Underground Tracing the Mythical Roots of American Popular Music"
- "Bayou underground : tracing the mythical roots of American popular music"
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