12019-09-26T12:51:09-07:00Christine Andersonc77a53254a311e84e59d25f85fa3d7df41e0d37f169101plain2019-09-26T12:51:09-07:00Christine Andersonc77a53254a311e84e59d25f85fa3d7df41e0d37f"Wonky Tonk" (Jasmine Poole) is tied to King Records because her uncle, Kenny Poole, played with James Brown. She notes that King recorded to two genres that were not mainstream at the midcentury: R & B and Country. She finds herself drawn to Bonny Lou because she crossed the boundary between Country and Rock-n-Roll. She celebrates women's greater freedom to express themselves in the 21st century.
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1media/ymmmom partial logo.png2019-09-26T12:02:03-07:00Christine Andersonc77a53254a311e84e59d25f85fa3d7df41e0d37fContemporary Women ArtistsChristine Anderson4Cincinnati Musicians on King Recordsimage_header2019-09-26T13:00:30-07:00Christine Andersonc77a53254a311e84e59d25f85fa3d7df41e0d37f