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Mahalia Jackson (1911 - 1972)W W 1 (1914 –1918)W W 2 (1939 – 1945)Vietnam War (1955 - 1975)Korean War (1950 - 1953)Civil Rights Movement (1954 - 1968)20th and 21st century (c. 1920-present)Late Romantic (1860-1920)Early Romantic (c.1830-1860)John Cage (American Composer) (1912 - 1992)Louis Armstrong 1901 - 1971Billie Holiday (1915 - 1959) michael jackson(1958- 2009)Elvis Presley (1935-1977)Cold War (1947-1991)Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968)Henry Cowell (Experimental Comp. on piano) (1897-1965)Moved to the North (1927)Met with Thomas Dorsey (1928)Met with Rev. Ralph Abernathy and Dr. King (1956)March on Washington (1963)Revival Services (1934)Falls starts accompanying Mahalia Jackson (1947-1972)First Album (1934)Apollo Records (1946-54)Columbia Records (1954 -67)1st Husband - Isaac Hockenhull (m. 1936–1941)2nd Husband - Sigmond Galloway (m. 1964–1967)Time with the Johnson Singers (1927-38)Brought a new house in white neighborhood (1957)Made her Screen debut (1958)Honorary Doctorate from City University of New YorkDecca Records (1937)Gospel Music Association 1978The Great Depression (1929-39)Bessie Smith (1894-1937)Pentecostali Movement (1901-present)1976 Grammy Award (Best Soul Gospel Performance for "How I Got Over" )1972 Grammy Award (Lifetime Achievement Award)1962 Grammy Award (Best Gospel Or Other Religious Recording, "Great Songs of Love and Faith")1961 Grammy Award (Best Gospel or Religious Recording, "Every Time I Feel the Spirit" )Gospel Music Hall of Fame (1978)Star on The Hollywood Walk of Fame (1988)Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (Inducted as "Early Influence" (1997)U.S. Postal Service issued Mahalia Jackson commemorative postage stamp (1998)Louisiana Music Hall of Fame (2008)Royal Albert Hall (1952)Carnegie Hall (1950)
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