Music for pleasure: essays in the sociology of pop
1989; Association of College and Research Libraries; Volume: 26; Issue: 06 Linguagem: Inglês
10.5860/choice.26-3203
ISSN1943-5975
Autores Tópico(s)Music History and Culture
ResumoIntroduction: Everything Counts Money Changes Everything/That's Entertainment! a) The Industrialisation of Music b) The Pleasures of the Hearth - the Making of BBC Light Entertainment c) Playing With Real Feeling - Jazz and Suburbia Working Class Heroes (and a Heroine) a) Northern Soul - Gracie Fields (1982) b) Something To Be - John Lennon (1981) c) Coventry Sound - The Specials (1980) d) Unreconstructed Rock'n'Roller - Ray Lowry (1980) e) Walls Come Tumbling Down - Paul Weller (1985) f) Send for your Free Trial Issue of Money Power Today - Green (1985) g) The Critics' Choice - Husker Du (1986) h) The Real Thing - Bruce Springsteen (1987) Words and Pictures a) Why Do Songs Have Words? b) Hearing Secret Harmonies Screen Idols a) Sound and Vision - Ennio Morricone (1981) b) Pretty Vacant - John Barry (1986) Playing with a Different Sex a) From Bobbysox to Dungarees (1979) b) The Voices of Women (1981) c) Hooked on Love (1981) d) Breaking the Mould (1984) e) Confessions of a Rock Critic (1985) f) Oh Boy! (1985) Watching the Wheels Go By: Pop in the 80s a) A Different Drum (1979) b) The Art of Posing (1981) c) Get Funky, Make Money (1981) d) A-blinga A-blanga A-Hippity Hop, I'm Going Down to the Record Shop (1982) e) Singing in a Strange Land (1982) f) And Now, the Message (1983) g) All Wrapped Up (1984) h) Whistling in the Dark (1984) i) Pop Go The Graduates (1985) j) Artistic Ambitions (1985) k) The Revenge of the Nerds (1986) l) On and On and On (1987) Conclusion: Pop into the 90s - Making Sense of Video
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