"“‘I Asked for Water and She Gave Me Gasoline’: Unnecessary Roadblocks, Religious Syncretism, and the Headstone Blues in Copiah County, MS.”" by T. DeWayne Moore

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“‘I Asked for Water and She Gave Me Gasoline’: Unnecessary Roadblocks, Religious Syncretism, and the Headstone Blues in Copiah County, MS.”

Association for Gravestone Studies Quarterly (2018)

T. DeWayne Moore, Prairie View A&M University

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Keywords

blues,
Mt. Zion Memorial Fund,
Mississippi,
Tommy Johnson

Disciplines

Public History,
United States History,
Other Music and
African American Studies

Publication Date

Summer 2018

Citation Information

T. DeWayne Moore, “‘I Asked for Water and She Gave Me Gasoline’: Unnecessary Roadblocks, Religious Syncretism, and the Headstone Blues in Copiah County, MS," Association for Gravestone Studies Quarterly 42:2 (Summer 2018): 7-13.

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