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Dewey and Elvis

by Louis Cantor

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First published: 2005
Pages: 321

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Louis Cantor's "Dewey and Elvis" tells the story of Dewey Phillips, a deejay who helped make rhythm and blues and Elvis Presley popular among white audiences.

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Louis Cantor

Louis Cantor developed his career as a historian in the United States whose work connected popular music, broadcasting, race, and the social history of Memphis.

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Author: Louis Cantor
First published: 2005
Reading time: About 8 hours
Pages: 321
Language: English
Genre: Music Theory
Formats: PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online