Ragga Dee (Daniel Kazibwe) interviewed by John Turner/Maurice Kirya interviewed by John Turner [fragment], 14 July 2005/15 July 2005
Scope and Contents
This small collection consists of materials related to the Vanderbilt University Student Research project of Blair student John Turner in June-July 2005 in Uganda. The student paper resulting from these recordings was "Popular Music Venues as Sites for Medical Outreach in Kampala, Uganda". This collection consists of CD-R discs of audio files and digital images.
Dates
- Creation: 14 July 2005/15 July 2005
Creator
- Ragga Dee (Interviewee, Person)
- Kirya, Maurice (Interviewee, Person)
Conditions Governing Access
The collection is open for research use. This collection may be viewed in the Anne Potter Wilson Music Library at 2400 Blakemore Ave., Nashville, TN 37212.
Full Extent
1 Digital Media (CD-R)
Language of Materials
English
General
Ragga Dee (Recorded July 14, 2005): Ugandan dancehall, reggae, and ragga musician. Recorded at the Speke Hotel, Kampala, Uganda. Kirya (Recorded July 15, 2005): Ugandan Mwooyo musician and actor. Location unknown.
Repository Details
Part of the Anne Potter Wilson Music Library Repository
2400 Blakemore Ave.
Nashville TN 37212
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