Portrait Credits

Lucky – YouTube video by Riverside Theatre, screenshot by author
Kako, Diane – photography by author
Ade Ola/Adam Pascall – photographer TBC, source YouTube
Bibiw – photographer TBC, source: Facebook public profile
Damon – photo by Bobby Bonsey
Brenda Jean – photographer TBC
Joyss – photo by Marina Achkasova, 2018 Desert Stomp

Space-time image credits

From the top of the page, where not credited in situ.
Braids: photo montage based on the art of So Yoon Lym
Porcupine Quills (circle) – photo by Drew Avery 2009.
Colourful textiles: Kente silk, Asante people, photo: British Museum
Circular thatch: photo by Robert Howard 2015.
Slideshow background: detail of Beautiful Mother mask credited in the slide: various tribes of Guinea, photo: Yale University Art Gallery
Slave ship: The Seraphic Marie of Nantes, by René Lhermitte 1770, Musee d’Histoire de Nantes.
Slave ship: The Brookes Slave Ship by Thomas Clarkson in 1787, published 1808, source: The British Library
Surviving/Continuum/Syncretisation: the author mapped rhythm names and flows, and European cultural influences onto a map of 17-18thC slave trade by Chaliand et al 1995.
Cakewalk c.1900 Photographs & Prints Division, Schombug Centre for Research in Black Culture, the New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations – "an international dance craze," mocking colonial manners in Malone (1996) p.91
Rhythm Atlantic: the author mapped rhythms onto a stock image from Vecteezy

Blues page

The author mapped rhythms onto an Encyclopaedia Britannica map of The Great Migration. It's visual narrative distilling a wide range of readings and consultation with Damon Stone and Brenda Russell. These rhythm maps are a work in progress that would benefit from consultation with a musicologist, to correllate musical idioms with specific time periods, for example.

Header & Footer Photos
Header banners – by author except
1) Space-Time header: Google slides template default.
2) Caribbean header: source/photographer unknown.
3) West Africa header: image courtesy of Lucky Lartey, photograper unknown.

This page footer: icons of Asante textile art – montage based on informally archived Adrinka icons from www.adinkra.org. Both symbols express the aphorism of Sankofa, "learn from the past."

This page header: mural in the Tabacalera studios, Lavapies, Madrid 2017, photo by author.

Additional sound: Damon Stone interview Part 3 (26.02.2021), is edited and reproduced here by kind permission of The Blues Room.

Additional video: Bibiw closeup videos edited and reproduced by kind permission of Motion Lab.

West African YouTube playlist: videos from various sources as listed on YouTube.