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Black Women In Rock: If Sister Rosetta Tharpe is too old school for you, then maybe Santigold flips your wig. Either way, sisters have been part of rock music for as long as guitar feedback’s been loud

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Posted on February 17, 2015 by Black Women In Rock
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This entry was posted in Classic Gospel, Classic R&B, Classic Rock, Funk, Guitarists, Indie, Misc., Punk, Vocalists and tagged aretha franklin, betty davis, grace jones, joan armatrading, joyce kennedy, marianne elliot, mother's finest, nona hendryx, poly styrene, santi white, santigold, sister rosetta tharpe, tina turner, x-ray spex by Black Women In Rock. Bookmark the permalink.

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