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100 1  Appell, Glenn. 
245 10 American popular music :|ba multicultural history /|cGlenn
       Appell, David Hemphill. 
264  1 Belmont, CA :|bThomson Wadsworth,|c[2006] 
264  4 |c©2006 
300    xiv, 464 pages :|billustrations ;|c25 cm. +|e2 audio discs
       (digital ; 4 3/4 in.) 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  1. A multicultural approach to popular music appreciation 
       -- Culture and music -- Music in a multicultural society -
       - Hearing versus listening -- Exploring musical tastes -- 
       Developing a popular music vocabulary -- The rhythm 
       section -- Chapter summary -- Key terms -- Study and 
       discussion questions -- 
505 0  pt. I. African American roots, the emergence of the 
       dominant culture of American popular music -- 2. African 
       roots -- A holistic approach to life -- African musical 
       aesthetics -- African instruments -- African American 
       music during slavery -- The end of slavery and the 
       beginning of a new American music -- Chapter summary -- 
       Key terms -- Study and discussion questions -- 3. From 
       minstrelsy to the blues -- Minstrelsy -- Origins of the 
       blues -- Marketing the blues and the invention of sound 
       recording -- Classic versus rural blues -- Urban blues -- 
       Influences of technology and World War II -- The electric 
       blues : Muddy Waters, T-Bone Walker, and B.B. King -- 
       Blues revivals -- The power of the blues -- Chapter 
       summary -- Key terms -- Study and discussion questions -- 
       4. Early jazz : from ragtime to swing -- What is jazz? -- 
       Ragtime -- New Orleans : the birthplace of jazz -- Jelly 
       Roll Morton : the first great jazz composer -- Louis 
       Armstrong : the first great soloist -- Chicago and the 
       jazz age -- New York and the evolution of jazz piano 
       styles -- Duke Ellington : true jazz royalty -- The swing 
       era -- The development of vocal jazz traditions -- Chapter
       summary -- Key terms -- Study and discussion questions -- 
505 0  pt. II. European American traditions and influences -- 5. 
       From hymns to wind bands -- Church music and patriotic 
       songs -- English, Irish, Scottish, and Italian influences 
       -- Parlor songs -- Stephen Foster : America's first great 
       songwriter -- Nineteenth-century church music -- Civil war
       music and wind bands -- Chapter summary -- Key terms -- 
       Study and discussion questions -- 6. The golden age of 
       American popular song -- Tin Pan Alley and turn-of-the-
       century popular styles -- Vaudeville, early musical 
       theater, and operetta -- The evolution of twentieth-
       century American musical theater -- Multicultural Broadway
       -- Great performers of American popular song -- The rise 
       and fall of the Tin Pan Alley standard -- Chapter summary 
       -- Key terms -- Study and discussion questions -- 7. 
       Country music -- Folk origins and early influences -- What
       make it "country"? -- Early commercialization -- The 
       "West" joins country -- Bluegrass and old-time music -- 
       The rise of Nashville -- The Bakersfield sound -- The 
       Austin scene and the outlaws -- Country rock -- Female 
       legends of country -- Multicultural country -- 
       Contemporary country -- Chapter summary -- Key terms -- 
       Study and discussion questions -- 
505 0  pt. III. Latin musics in America form a new blend -- 8. 
       America's Afro-Caribbean and Latin musical heritage -- 
       Roots and traditions -- Latin music instrumentation -- 
       Cuban popular music traditions -- Early twentieth-century 
       Latin music in the United States -- Latin jazz and mambo -
       - Transitions in the 1960s -- The 1970s and 1980s : salsa!
       -- Multiple directions in the 2000s -- Jamaican influences
       : ska, reggae, dub, and dancehall -- Trinidad : calypso, 
       soca, and steel bands -- Chapter summary -- Key terms -- 
       Study and discussion questions -- 9. Chicano and Mexican 
       popular music in America -- Historical perspective -- 
       Tejano and Norteño music take root -- The accordion and 
       the birth of conjunto -- World War II -- Chicano rock 
       makes its mark -- Tejano and Chicano pop artists after the
       1960s -- California Chicano rock after the 1960s -- 
       Mexican music in the United States -- The scene in the 
       early 2000s -- Chapter summary -- Key terms -- Study and 
       discussion questions -- 
505 0  pt. IV. Native American and Asian influences -- 10. Native
       American popular music -- Historical context -- Musical 
       traditions of Native America -- Traditional Native 
       American instruments -- Powwow traditions -- Contemporary 
       Native American music -- Contemporary Native musicians -- 
       The sacred, the secular, and the future -- Chapter summary
       -- Key terms -- Study and discussion questions -- 11. 
       Asian and Pacific American popular musics -- Asian 
       immigration to the United States -- Chinese American 
       influences -- Japanese American influences -- Filipino 
       American influences -- South Asian American influences -- 
       Vietnamese American influences -- Pan-Asian musical trends
       -- Popular music in Hawaii -- Chapter summary -- Key terms
       -- Study and discussion questions -- 
505 0  pt. V. From modern jazz to hip-hop, sixty years of 
       evolving traditions -- 12. From bebop to acid jazz -- 
       Bebop and the birth of modern jazz -- Post-bop styles of 
       the 1950s -- Free jazz -- Mainstream jazz in the 1960s -- 
       Bop and post-bop vocal jazz -- Fusion -- Contemporary 
       directions -- Chapter summary -- Key terms -- Study and 
       discussion questions -- 13. Early R&B and rock : the late 
       1940s and the 1950s -- The culture of the early 1950s -- 
       The birth of R&B -- West coast R&B -- Doo-wop -- 
       Independent labels and Black-oriented stations -- The 
       white teen market for "forbidden" music -- Regional 
       origins of R&B and rock -- Fifties rock after Elvis -- 
       "The day the music died" -- Chapter summary -- Key terms -
       - Study and discussion questions -- 14. Girl groups, surf 
       music, gospel, and soul -- Producers, a new Tin Pan Alley,
       and girl groups -- Surf music -- Gospel music -- Soul 
       music -- Chapter summary -- Key terms -- Study and 
       discussion questions -- 15. Folk-rock, the British 
       invasion, and psychedelia -- The folk music revival and 
       the birth of folk-rock -- The British invasion -- The 
       birth of a counterculture -- The L.A. rock scene in the 
       late 1960s -- Woodstock, Altamont, and the end of an era -
       - Chapter summary -- Key terms -- Study and discussion 
       questions -- 16. R&B and its descendants after the 1960s -
       - Technological changes -- R&B from the 1970s to the 
       millennium -- Disco -- Dance pop -- Hip-hop -- Turntablism
       and scratching -- Electronica -- Chapter summary -- Key 
       terms -- Study and discussion questions -- 17. Rock after 
       the 1960s -- Hard rock branches out -- Arena rock -- Heavy
       metal -- Southern rock and country rock -- Art rock -- 
       Singer-songwriters -- Soft rock -- World music -- Punk and
       its descendants -- Hybrid styles of the 1990s and early 
       2000s -- Chapter summary -- Key terms -- Study and 
       discussion questions -- Glossary. 
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       |vTextbooks. 
650  0 Multicultural education|zUnited States|vTextbooks. 
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