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Martha Bayles

Hole in Our Soul

The Loss of Beauty and Meaning in American Popular Music

461 pages,  6 x 9  © 1994

Paper $26.00

ISBN: 9780226039596   Published May 1996

Acknowledgments
Pt. 1: The Weird Music of the New World
1: Introduction
2: Why Music Is the Wild Card
3: The Three Strains of Modernism
4: The Obstacle of Race
5: The Taint of Commerce
6: Cubists and Squares: Jazz as Modernism
Pt. 2: From Rock 'n' Roll to Rock
7: The Strange Career of 1950s Rock 'n' Roll
8: Rock 'n' Rollers or Holy Rollers?
9: Reaction and Revitalization
10: Another Country Heard From
11: Blues, Blacks, and Brits
Pt. 3: Inspiration and Polarization
12: Words and Music: The Rise of the Counterculture
13: Art and Religion, 1960s Style
14: Hard Rock Becomes a Hard Place
15: Soul Loses Its Soul
Pt. 4: The Triumph of Perversity
16: Their Art Belongs to Dada
17: Punk: The Great Avant-Garde Swindle
18: High on High Tech
19: Rap: Trying to Make it Real (Compared to What?)
20: You Don't Miss Your Water (Till Your Well Runs Dry)
21: Coda: Escape from Postmodernism
Notes
Index
Subjects



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