Chronology of American Popular Music, 1900-2000

Hoffmann, Frank W.

Routledge

Cash Box Singles Charts, 1950 1981 [hardcover] Hoffmann, Frank W.,Hoffmann, Lee Ann,Hoffmann, Frank W. [Jun 01, 1983]

Cash Box Singles Charts, 1950 1981

Arts & Photography

Hoffmann, Lee Ann

Music

Scarecrow Pr

An essential tool to assist collection managers with the creation of a collection development policy. Because it covers all types and sizes of libraries, as well as electronic, non-print, and print materials, it is easily the most comprehensive, useful, and up-to-date guide available to librarians and library science students. No other manual is as complete and thorough, yet easy-to-read and understand. Examples provide advice about the writing process, who should be involved, components of the policy, its scope, criteria for selection, weeding, censorship, and many other issues that policy statements need to address. While intended as a non-technical guide for librarians and students who need to establish a collection development policy, the book will also meet the needs of experienced librarians who are reviewing and editing their existing policies.

Library Collection Development Policies

Politics & Social Sciences

Wood, Richard J.

Social Sciences

American Popular Music: Rhythm & Blues, Rap, and Hip-Hop

Alphabetically arranged entries provide information on rhythm and blues, rap, and hip-hop artists, styles, songwriters, labels, radio stations, disc jockeys, producers, and arrangers in America.

Rhythm and Blues, Rap, and Hip-Hop (American Popular Music)

FACTS ON FILE+

Influenced by the blues as well as West African and African-American sounds, rhythm and blues, rap, and hip-hop have become popular and influential forms of music around the world. Featuring soulful lyrics, hard-driving beats, and infectious rhythms, these genres form a rich branch of America's musical culture. From artists such as Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin to LL Cool J and Dr. Dre, the performers who pioneered and perfected these musical forms have become household names. importance of each of these types of music and its history and evolution. This in-depth volume combines 52 photographs, a glossary, discography, and chronology to create an ideal go-to reference for music lovers everywhere. Earth, Wind, and Fire; Eminem; Aretha Franklin; Funk; Marvin Gaye; The Isley Brothers; Etta James; Little Richard; LL Cool J; The Memphis Horns; Motown; Teddy Pendergrass; Otis Redding; Tupac Shakur; Sugarhill Gang; Donna Summer; Luther Vandross; and many others.

Checkmark Books

Selection tools, equipment ratings, care and preservation, arrangement, classification, and a list of basic recordings are all included in this discussion of the collection development of records and tapes

The Development of Library Collections of Sound Recordings (Books in Library and Information Science)

Marcel Dekker, Inc.

Blueswomen, Country Queens, Girl Groups, Gospel Giants, Jazz Singers, Pop Divas, Rockabilly Rebels, and Soul Sisters: A Bio-Bibliography Of Female Recording Astists, 1945-1975

Cooper, B. Lee

Independently published

Documenting The Blues: Print Resources On Key Artists, Influential Recordings, and Musical Change, 1960-2020

An A-Z collection of concise bios of important past and present R&B and rap artists in addition to other agencies (e.g., record labels, magazines, television programs) playing a key role in promoting the genre. Much of this information is hard to find in either online or traditional print publications.

Rhythm & Blues Encyclopedia

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

A succinct survey of Western popular music since the advent of sound recordings. Exhaustive in its coverage of musical genres and styles, including chapters on jazz, the blues, country &amp; western, the Tin Pan Alley pop tradition, R&amp;B, 1950s rock 'n' roll (and countless offshoots such as rockabilly, doo-wop, novelty songs, instrumentals, girl groups, teen idols, et al.), the British Invasion, the American Renaissance (most notably, soul, the California Sound, and folk rock), and the seemingly infinite variety of hybrids occurring since the late 1960s: progressive rock, disco, punk/new wave, alternative rock, rap/hip-hop, and much more. Representative recordings are noted for each discussed style. The author taught a University pop music survey course over the past 20 years.

History of Popular Music; From Edison to the 21st Century

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