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A new and concise history of rock and R&B through the early 1990s /
"This book about rock and R&B lays out key theoretical issues, covers the technical foundations of the music industry, and provides a capsule history of who did what when, with particular emphasis on the rapid emergence of distinct genres"--
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Middletown, CT :
Wesleyan University Press,
[2020]
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- A NEW AND CONCISE HISTORY OF ROCK AND R&B THROUGH THE EARLY 1990s
- Title
- Copyright
- CONTENTS
- List of Figures
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- I HISTORY
- 1 Music Industry, Media, and Technology
- Copyright
- The Recording Industry
- Radio and Television
- Magazines, Charts, and Industry Awards
- Technology
- 2 1920s-1950s
- Tin Pan Alley
- Blues
- Rhythm and Blues
- R&B Music and Society
- Gospel
- Country
- 3 1954-1959: Early Rock and Roll
- The Media
- Youth Culture
- Naming a Style
- Crossovers
- Covers
- Five Primary Styles
- Northern Band Rock and Roll
- New Orleans Dance Blues
- Memphis Rockabilly
- Chicago Rhythm and Blues
- Vocal Groups (Doo Wop)
- Payola
- Social Impact
- 4 1960-1964
- Independent Producers, the Brill Building, and Teen Idols
- Girl Groups
- Motown
- Urban Folk Revival
- The Beach Boys and Surf Rock
- The Beatles and the British Invasion
- Soul
- 5 1965-1969
- Cross-Fertilization
- Folk Rock
- Psychedelic Rock
- Experimental, Underground, and Protopunk
- Women and 1960s Rock
- Funk
- Rock Guitar
- Rock Festivals, 1967-1969
- Rock Journalism
- End-of-Decade Trends
- 6 1970s
- Funk in the 1970s
- Progressive Rock
- Glam Rock
- Hard Rock
- Singer-Songwriters
- Country Rock
- Stevie Wonder
- Disco
- Punk
- New Wave
- Women and 1970s Rock
- Jazz Rock
- End-of-Decade Moment
- 7 1980s
- Hip Hop
- Misogynist Lyrics in Hip Hop
- Epidemic, Economics, and Incarceration
- Heavy Metal
- Second British Invasion
- Superstars: Michael Jackson, Prince, and Madonna
- Band Aid, "We Are the World," and Live Aid
- Parents Music Resource Center
- Alternative, Indie Rock, and Hardcore
- Electronic Dance Music
- Into the 1990s
- II FIGURES
- III INTERPRETIVE FRAMEWORKS
- 8 Identities
- Youth
- Gender and Sexuality
- Race and Ethnicity
- Blackness
- Whiteness
- Latino, Chicano, and Native American
- Demographics
- 9 Aesthetic Preferences and Sonic Markers
- European and European American Music
- African and African American Music
- Latin American Music
- 10 When Cultures Cross
- Marian Anderson and Bob Dylan
- A Spectrum: Four Examples
- Cultural Appropriation
- 11 Researching and Studying Rock and R&B
- Sources
- Themes
- Glossary
- Melody, Chord, Harmony, Tonality, and Overtones
- Rhythm, Beat, Tempo, Meter, Measure and Bar, and Repertory
- Verse and Chorus
- References
- Bibliography (Print, Online Articles and Websites, Radio Programs)
- Discography
- Filmography/Videography
- Index