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mahalia

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Opinion
1. Blues is having the flu in your feelings
2. The words of blue songs might be sad
3. Every body get blues, even children
4. Blues is not just a feeling
5. Mahalia Jackson was a very kind hearted

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Fact
1. Slavery ended in 1965
2. The roots of blue go back to slavery
3. Mahalia Jackson (1911 - 1972) was not a blue singer
4. Mahalia grew up in New Orleans, Lasiana
5. When she was 5 years old her mother died

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Fact and Opinion
Fact:Mahalia Jackson was not a blue singer.
Ray charles and aretha franklin, grew up singing gospel.
The roots of the blues go back to slavery.
Mahalia grew up in new orleans.
But instead of your nose being stuffed up, its your heart that needs blowing.

Opinion:One of the ways black people foight against slavery was with thrle breath in their bodies.
Blues is not just a feeling.
Singing those few words make her feel netter and everyone also.
They wove hope on the air by singing songs for the spirit.
Its also a kind of music that cures the blues.

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1.she never gave up
2.she follows her dreams
3.she was very thought full
4.she was very kind hearted
5.she made the blues

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1.her heart was sad it need some blowing.
2.they treat you like a car and they are the owner.
3.they sell the slaves with a high price and no need to pay them
4.and then mahalia Jackson started singing the blues.
5.the slavery was ended in 1985

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1. if anyone can give you blues it was Slavery
2.they had a beat, a powerful beat and the music was so strong and expressive it used to bring tears in my eyes
3. the city where there is good food and music per block
4.Bessie filled the whole place with her voice
5. both songs can make you moaning like you bitten into the best fried chicken ever made

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Fact
1. Instead of your nose being stuffed up, its your heart that feels like it needs blowing
2.slavery ended in 1865, but freedom didn't take its place
3. Mahalia jacson  was not blue singer
4.when mahalia was five years old her mother died
5. Mahalia never lived with father again ,but she saw him almost rvery day at his barbershop
Opinion
1.The words of a blues song might be sad , but the music and the beat wrap around your heart like one of your grandmother's hug
2.singing just those few words made her feel a little better , and everybody who heard her felt alittle better too
3.I'm sorry now that  I didn't have sense enogh to appreciate listening to one of the gretest sigers of the twentieth century
4.i hope u won't make the same mistake if u get a chance to hear some of the great singers of today
5.filled the whole place with her voice I  never went  home until they put us out and closed up forthe night

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1. the roots of blues go back to slavery
2. Somebody can own you like i own my car
3. people who own their slave can sell them
4.the blues is not a feeling it is a kind of music
5. Slavery ended in 1985

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it is a kind of music

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The words of a blues song might be sad.
The music and the beat wrap around you heart like one of your grandmother's hug.
The blues is life.
He wants her to know about a kind of music yhat he loves , the blues.
The roots of the blues go back to slavery.

Fact
Mahalia Jackson was not a blues singer.
In 1946 , Mahalia's first record was released.
Slavery ended in 1865
In 1976 she received (posthumously) a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.
It was in church Mahalia first started singing.

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Opinion:
1. The words of blues song might be sad, but the music and the beat wrap around your heart like one of your grandmother's hugs
2. One of the ways black people fought against slavery was with the breath in their bodies
3. The words in a gospel song and the words in the words in the blues will be different, but both can make you start moaning like you've just bitten into the best fried chicken anybody ever made
4. If anyone give you blues it was slavery
5. They had a beat powerful beat

Fact:
1. Slavery ended in 1985
2. Mahalia Jackson sang church songs, gospel but she knew blues and brought blues feeling into church music
3. Mahalia grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana
4. Mahalia grew up loving music, and the person she wanted to sing like was none other thank Bessie Smith
5. It was in church that Mahalia first started singing

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first he explains that the blues is not just a feeling.

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Facts and opinions on Mahalia Jackson:
Facts:
1.Everybody gets the blues even children
2.Slavery ended in 1865
3.Mahalia Jackson (1911-1972) was not a blues singer
4.Mahalia grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana
5.She dropped out of school after the eight grade and went to work doing people’s laundry
Opinions:
1.Blues is not just a feeling
2.Mahalia’s aunt was very religious
3.The blues are like having the flu in your feeling
4.The music of blues and the beat wrap around your heart like your grandmothers hugs
5.She would go onto be the most famous gospel singer in the world

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Fact
1) Everybody gets the blues, even children.
2) The roots of the blues go back to slavery.
3) One of the ways black people fought against slavery was with the breath in their bodies.
4) Slavery ended in 1865, but freedom didn’t take its place.
5) Mahalia Jackson (1911-1972) was not a blues singer.

Opinion
1) The blues are having the fluent in your feelings.
2) The words of a blues song might be sad.
3) Imagine somebody owning you like I own my car.
4) They wove hope on the air by singing song called spirituals-songs for the spirits.
5) Singing just those few words made her feel a little better, and everybody who heard her felt a little better too.

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Write 5 facts and 5 opinions from the lesson mahalia jackson

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Write 5 facts and 5 opinions from the lesson mahalia jackson