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The document discusses the history and role of protest music and political expressions in music, including how folk music in the 1940s-50s addressed social issues and became aligned with the civil rights movement. It also covers how Bob Dylan and other folk rock artists further popularized protest music and brought political messages to a wider audience during the 1960s, especially regarding the Vietnam War. Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall" is mentioned as an example of a later protest song critiquing school systems.
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• Hokum, Boogie-woogie, Electric guitar
– Pop music
• Strong connection to jazz (Big Band Swing)
• Simple, catchy melodies
• 1950: all three coexisted in separate
markets
– Billboard magazine tracks sales of popular
music
– Separate charts for each genre
• By 1954, markets began to merge
• Crossovers: a crossover hit originates in
one market, but also succeeds in another
– “Earth Angel”—R&B song, made the pop
charts
– “Tennessee Waltz,” “Heartbreak Hotel”—
C&W hits, on pop charts
• Covers: an artist’s version of someone
else’s song
– “Earth Angel”—original by The Penguins
(R&B), covered by the Crew Cuts (Pop)
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Emergence of Youth Culture
• Prior to 1950s, entertainment industry aimed
at adults
• Mid-’50s: identifiable youth culture
– Movies present images of rebellious youths
• Rebel Without a Cause, Blackboard Jungle
• New role models, dress code, slang, hairstyles
• Black leather jacket, upturned shirt collar, slicked
back hair (“ducktail” or “d.a.”)
• Record companies realize teens have
disposable income
Bill Haley and The Comets
• Haley’s band started with C&W, began
covering R&B songs
– “Shake, Rattle, and Roll” orig. by Joe Turner
– “Rock Around the Clock” orig. by Sonny Dae
• Featured on soundtrack to Blackboard Jungle
• Two months at #1 on pop charts (1955)
• Haley, born in 1927, too old to be the new
face of youth culture
• Laid foundation for Rockabilly
– R&B material, with C&W sound
Elvis Presley (1935-’77)
l Raised
in
poor
family
from
Mississippi
– Elvis
absorbed
a
variety
of
musical
influences
l R&B,
gospel,
C&W,
bluegrass,
pop
l Discovered
while
making
a
recording
for
his
mom
– Memphis
Recording
Service
and
Sun
Records
l Right
voice
at
the
right
Cme
l White
singer
with
a
black
sound
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Sun Records
• Memphis, Tennessee
• Sam Phillips, founder
– Appreciated talents of R&B musicians
– Began recording them even before he started
his own label
• Brings the music to a wider audience
• Sun Records credited with discovering
Elvis
– “Hound Dog” (1957)
Importance of Elvis
l Flexible,
invenCve
vocal
style
– Always
sounds
like
himself
l Wide
popular
appeal,
crossover
success
– Records
on
country,
pop,
and
R&B
charts
l Huge
commercial
success
– Sold
over
500
Million
records
by
the
Cme
of
his
death
Mainstream Rock ‘n’ Roll
l (DJ Alan Freed, coined the term “Rock ‘n’ Roll”)
• Heavily influenced by R&B
– Little Ric ...
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Music and politics
- 1. Jazz Chow 1139031 MS2901 Advanced Topics in Media Studies
- 2. Political expressions in music: Anti-establishment Protest Themes Anti-war Songs Pro-establishment Ideas National Anthems Patriotic Songs Political campaigns
- 3. “The Rolling Stone Illustrated History of Rock & Roll: the Definitive History of the Most Important Artists and Their Music” (DeCurtis, Anthony, James Henke, and Holly George-Warren, 1992) Folk Rock by Paul Nelson Bob Dylan by Alan Light
- 4. • Originated from American union movement • Popular music’s impact on society • Raising awareness of social injustice, racism, sexism, antiwar sentiments, Third World suffering etc
- 5. • Folk / folk rock traditions • Civil rights movement anthems • “Multi-purpose” • Protest song “canon”
- 6. • Not a slave song • Originally derived from the hymn “I’ll Overcome Some Day” • Original written by Charles Albert Tindley (black composer, born to slave parents in Maryland) • “I’ll Overcome Some Day” was published in the first collection of African American holy music
- 7. • Later adopted by labour movement activists • Suits any kind of struggle • Symbolizes unity and solidarity
- 8. • Traditionally political genre • Often left-wing political stance • People’s music, by the people, for the people • Unpretentious, uncomplicated, direct music and performing style • 1940s - Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger and the Weavers reached audiences around America
- 9. • By the mid 1950s, politically charged folk music disappeared from pop landscape • McCarthyism: A campaign against alleged communists in 1950- 1954
- 10. • Later 1950s, folk music became popular again amongst college students • “Serious” music • Early 1960s, folk music became political again • Pete Seeger, Joan Baez, Bob Dylan aligned themselves with the civil rights movement
- 11. • Pop bands also popularized the genre -> folk rock • The British Invasion changed American pop music • Beat-driven, electrified folk music e.g. Pete Seeger’s “Turn Turn Turn” became a hit when covered by the Byrds (1965)
- 12. • Most famous and successful folk rock star • Formed several rock’n’roll bands in high school; became well-known as a folk singer • 1963 - released “Blowin’ in the Wind” • 1965 - “Like a Rolling Stone”
- 13. • The Vietnam War spawned many protest songs • Originally only opposed by a small percentage of Americans, anti-war sentiment grew
- 14. • Written by Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters • Protesting against school systems (the establishment), in particular boarding schools (mind control) • Banned in South Africa (during the Apartheid) • Pink Floyd’s only No. 1 hit • School choir http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8AKM0PYv -k
- 15. DeCurtis, Anthony, James Henke, and Holly George-Warren. The Rolling Stone Illustrated History of Rock & Roll: the Definitive History of the Most Important Artists and Their Music. New York: Random House, 1992. Print. Shuker, Roy. Popular Music: the Key Concepts. New York: Routledge, 2005. Print. McKeen, William. “Bob Dylan.” World Book Multimedia Encyclopedia. Version 15.0.1. Software MacKiev. 2011. Software.