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Abernethy, Francis E., Mankovsky, Jacob, Cano Jr., Ray, Head, James, Jasinski, Laurie E., Acosta, Teresa Palomo, McGillen, Geoffrey E., Olsen, Allen O., Albrecht, Theodore, Hickinbotham, Gary S., Schutze Jr., C. A., Peterson, Karla, Wilson, Tony, Specht, Joe W., Breitenkamp, Edward C., Orozco, Cynthia E., Ficker, Maryellen Russo, Porterfield, Nolan, Park, Erinn, Stalzer, Shaun |
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Handbook of Texas Music; 2012, p533-587, 55p, 21 Black and White Photographs |
| Abstrakt: |
The article features contributors to Texas music. Saengerhalle was established as a German singing club and later served as community meeting and dance hall and a church. Nathan Safir helped develop the first full-time Spanish-language radio station in the U.S. for Hispanic audience across Texas and Virgil Oliver Stamps helped make Southern gospel music popular and available throughout East Texas. |
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Complementary Index |
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