American Popular Music

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American Popular Music, 3/e

David Lee Joyner, Pacific Lutheran University

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Contents:

Chapter 1: Tin Pan Alley and American Popular Song
Chapter 2: American Musical Theater
Chapter 3: African Origins and Acculturation in the New World
Chapter 4: Early Commercialization of African-American Music
Chapter 5: American Blues Traditions
Chapter 6: Jazz in New Orleans and Chicago
Chapter 7: Jazz Pioneers in Chicago
Chapter 8: Big Bands and the Swing Years
Chapter 9: Popular Styles in Jazz Since the Swing Era
Chapter 10: The Folk Origins of Country Music
Chapter 11: Early Commercialization of Country Music
Chapter 12: Country Meets Western
Chapter 13: Nashville Becomes Music City, U.S.A.
Chapter 14: From Bluegrass to Young Country
Chapter 15: The Origins and Development of Early Rock
Chapter 16: Fifties Pop and Folk Rock
Chapter 17: The British Invasion
Chapter 18: Psychedelic Rock and Roots Revivalists
Chapter 19: Gospel, Soul, and Motown
Chapter 20: From Progressive Rock to Reggae in the Seventies
Chapter 21: Hard and Soft Rock in the Seventies
Chapter 22: New Heights and High Tech in the Eighties
Chapter 23: Many Sounds From Many Places in the Nineties
Chapter 24: Music in a New Millenium
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