EPISODE · Jan 7, 2022 · 20 MIN
The Forgotten History of Country Music on the Avenue
from Echoes of Indiana Avenue · host WFYI Public Media
This week on Echoes of Indiana Avenue, we’ll explore the forgotten history of country music on the Avenue. We’ll listen to music from some of Naptown’s Black pioneers of country music - including Lulu Jackson, in 1928, she cut one of the first country music records in Indianapolis; and fiddle player Jame Cole, who led a variety of washboard, and jug bands during the 1930s.
What this episode covers
This week, we explore the forgotten history of country music, listening to songs from some of Naptown’s Black pioneers in the genre.
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The Forgotten History of Country Music on the Avenue
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