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Made famous by Elvis, “Hound Dog” was first recorded by Willie Mae Thornton, a Black woman from Alabama who left home at fourteen. Who was she, exactly, what did she sacrifice, and what is her legacy? DJ and scholar Lynnee Denise investigates in a new biography from University of Texas Press. https://lnkd.in/gAKTr6_2 #blackhistorymonth #music