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This text investigates the evolution of rock music in the United States by examining the intersection of artistic innovation, technological advancement, and the commercial structures of the music industry. Authors Reebee Garofalo and Steven Waksman utilize a historical framework to trace the development of popular music from the early phonograph era to the digital age. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of how social trends and business practices have shaped the sound and consumption of rock and roll over the decades.
What You Will Find
This work is regarded as a standard introductory resource for students of music history and popular culture studies. The framing suggests a dense, academic approach that balances technical musical analysis with the broader business history of the American recording industry.
Page Count:
542
Publication Date:
2013-06-16
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205957544
ISBN-13:
9780205957545
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