Rock & Roll Women of Indiana Ave - Part 5

from Echoes of Indiana Avenue · host WFYI Public Media

We continue our ongoing tribute to the Rock and Roll Women of Indiana Avenue. Here in the Hoosier State, Indiana Avenue was ground zero for rock and roll music, and Black women played an essential role in the genre's development. Still, for many years, their contributions were often overlooked by music journalists and historians. Enjoy music from Lois Blaine, The Stovall Sisters, and more.

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We continue our ongoing tribute to the Rock and Roll Women of The Avenue. The neighborhood was ground zero for rock and roll music, and Black women played an essential role in the genre's development.

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