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Coton : Le Blues est-t-il né dans les champs de coton ? Interview de Patrice Blanc-Francard, journaliste musical

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Quand j’ai commencé à travailler sur le thème du coton, une scène de film s’est tout de suite imposée à ma mémoire. Dans Twelve Years a Slave, le film de Steve McQueen sorti en 2014, il y a cette scène où l’on voit des esclaves d'origine Africaine qui chantent leur désespoir dans les champs de coton du Sud des Etats-Unis. C’est comme ça que je m’imagine la naissance du Blues. Des esclaves désespérés, des sonorités africaines qui vont progressivement évoluer pour donner naissance au Jazz, à la Soul, au RnB, au Rock, au Hip-Hop, au Rap… En bref, à la musique moderne. J’ai décidé d’en parler avec Patrice Blanc-Francard. Patrice est un journaliste musical. Il travaille entre la radio, la télévision et la presse écrite depuis les années 60. Et il est surtout spécialiste du Jazz, et amoureux du Blues.

Quand j’ai commencé à travailler sur le thème du coton, une scène de film s’est tout de suite imposée à ma mémoire. Dans Twelve Years a Slave, le film de Steve McQueen sorti en 2014, il y a cette scène où l’on voit des esclaves d'origine Africaine qui chantent leur désespoir dans les champs de coton du Sud des Etats-Unis. C’est comme ça que je m’imagine la naissance du Blues. Des esclaves désespérés, des sonorités africaines qui vont progressivement évoluer pour donner naissance au Jazz, à la Soul, au RnB, au Rock, au Hip-Hop, au Rap… En bref, à la musique moderne. J’ai décidé d’en parler avec Patrice Blanc-Francard. Patrice est un journaliste musical. Il travaille entre la radio, la télévision et la presse écrite depuis les années 60. Et il est surtout spécialiste du Jazz, et amoureux du Blues.

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