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I can buy into that Colm because it is consistent with what I think happens. Patton cannot help but have been influenced by his ancestry and geography.
And slavery was how\where I understood the blues were formed..the chants of slaves as they moved through the fields..must have also influenced him as it was also part of the milieu.
Also, FYI, I was not so much disagreeing with you as laying a practical foundation for your argument...from there you can get as specific as your research takes you.
So all the best with it.
If writing ever becomes work I think I'm going to have to stop
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