Although many bluesmen began leaving the Magnolia State in the early twentieth century to pursue fortune and fame up north; many others stayed home. These musicians remained rooted to the traditions of their land; which came to define a distinctive playing style unique to Mississippi. They didnt simply play the blues; they lived it. Travel through the hallowed juke joints and cotton fields with author Roger Stolle as he recounts the history of Mississippi blues and the musicians who have kept it alive. Some of these bluesmen remain to carry on this proud legacy; while others have passed on; but Hidden History of Mississippi Blues ensures none will be forgotten.
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Review
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Good Zentangle ResourceBy Alison AndersonThis book has lots of examples of Zentangle artwork. There are several pages of blank frames for practicing; which are not necessary IMO; but some people might like this feature.The pages are very thick and I assume good quality. The content is accurate and the little tips are helpful. The back has several examples of different Zentangle patterns along with step by step pictures of how to draw them. I did expect more of these and was a little disappointed at the number in the book. But; there are certainly enough to get anyone started in this fun easy art form.There are sections on using stencils; rubber stamps and other tools to create unique tangles.This is a good; overall resource for anyone interested in Zentangle.6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. NiceBy Southern LadyNice book to add to your Zentangle Library. It contains instructions on a few tangles and a lot of examples and completed tiles.14 of 15 people found the following review helpful. Good bookBy B. PereiraVery pretty pictures and ideas. Im very picky about zentangle books; but this one I liked.
