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'Fire In My Bones': Post-World War II African-American Gospel

By Chad Radford

Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | January 19, 2010

Fire in My Bones functions like an unofficial sequel to Dust-to-Digital's inaugural collection of pre-WWII African-American gospel music, Goodbye, Babylon – albeit far less grandiose in its presentation.

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Creative Loafing (Atlanta)

Creative Loafing Atlanta and its website clatl.com are Atlanta’s leading sources of information about life in the city. The newspaper was founded in 1972 and reaches a total audience of more than 535,000. It is owned by SouthComm...

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