Popular Music Perspectives: Ideas, Themes, and Patterns in Contemporary LyricsPopular Press, 1991 - 213 páginas In thirteen essays, this book probes ideas and themes that are prominent in contemporary song lyrics. The essays take social change, human interaction, technology, and intellectual development as points of departure for specific examinations of public education, railroads, death, automobiles, and rebels. The essays also examine humor, traditions, and historical events found in answer songs, cover recordings, nursery rhyme adaptations, and novelty tunes. |
Contenido
Acknowledgments | 1 |
Chapter | 25 |
Chapter Four | 48 |
Chapter | 68 |
Chapter Seven | 82 |
Chapter Nine | 111 |
Chapter Eleven | 140 |
Chapter Twelve | 155 |
Chapter Thirteen | 172 |
Selected Bibliography | 193 |
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Popular Music Perspectives: Ideas, Themes, and Patterns in Contemporary Lyrics B. Lee Cooper Vista de fragmentos - 1991 |
Popular Music Perspectives: Ideas, Themes, and Patterns in Contemporary Lyrics B. Lee Cooper Sin vista previa disponible - 1991 |
Popular Music Perspectives: Ideas, Themes, and Patterns in Contemporary Lyrics B. Lee Cooper Sin vista previa disponible - 1991 |
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