[78-L] Blues on the radio
maceo at nugrape.net
maceo at nugrape.net
Mon Jan 12 16:55:26 PST 2009
Rainer,
Probably not typical, however I do recall a Shetland guitarist, possibly Tom
Johnson stated he heard Eddie Lang and Lonnie Johnson on short wave radio in
the 1930's which inspired him. It's a long time since I saw the actual video!
Gary
> Two questions:
>
> (1) Is it possible to say when a (black) vocal blues record was played
> on the radio for the first time, and where?
> (2) Who hosted the first radio show entirely devoted to (black) vocal
> blues, any country, any language?
>
> ahh, and another question:
> (3) How did European blues enthusiasts during the 20s and 30s most
> likely know about "race records" - direct exposure while traveling in
> the States, or sailors calling on European ports, or through importers
> and distributors of US products, or ??
>
>
> Rainer
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