Disver Sissy Man Blu: Straight & Gay Blu by Var Artists released 1989. Fd album reviews, track lists, creds, awards and more at AllMic.
Contents:
- 40 BT GAY SGERS & MICIANS OF ALL TIME (LGBTQ+ SGERS)
- SISSY MAN BLU: STRAIGHT & GAY BLU
- ON THIS GAY DAY: BLU SGER MA RAEY DIED 1939
40 BT GAY SGERS & MICIANS OF ALL TIME (LGBTQ+ SGERS)
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SISSY MAN BLU: STRAIGHT & GAY BLU
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Billy Strayhorn, pianist and wrer wh the De Ellgton orchtra, was openly gay. Hugh' private life was also much ls public than Raey's—but most scholars believe he was gay, and he did wre sympathetilly about gay characters a number of his works.
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The fact that there are many mic artists who are openly gay is a big step for LGBTQ+ rights, which mak the artists important and fluential.
ON THIS GAY DAY: BLU SGER MA RAEY DIED 1939
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And that’s why gay rockstars were so important – and Freddie Mercury was probably the most fluential.