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| | The American Music Research Foundation: Boogie Woogie, Blues, and more |
 | | The AMRF produces an annual Motor City Boogie Woogie and Blues Festival, records it on video tape, and also records extensive interviews with the artists, such as Jay McShann, Johnnie Johnson, Alma Smith, and Harold McKinney to name just a few. |
 | | To collect, film, record, archive, restore, produce, master, edit, and distribute material relating to American music; particularly the blues, ragtime, boogie woogie, jazz and rhythm and blues. |
 | | These works include, but are not limited to: interviews and performances recorded on video, film, and audio tape, sheet music, letters, and other documents, player piano rolls, 78-, 45- and 33-rpm records, books, aural histories, photographs and other artifacts. |
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