Rock Music in Performance
โ David Pattie (auth.)
๐ Library
๐
2007
๐ Palgrave Macmillan UK
๐ English
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Rock Music in Performance
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In popular music, live performance is one of the most important points of contact between artist and audience. However, this crucial part of the creation and reception of popular music has not received the attention it deserves. Rock Music in Performance aims to fill this gap. Focussing on one type of popular music - rock - it will trace the evolution of rock performance styles from the late 1960s to the present, and discuss the paradoxical nature of performance in popular music.
โฆ Table of Contents
Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 6
Introduction......Page 8
Part I: Performance and the Practice of Authenticity......Page 10
1 4Real: Performance and Authenticity......Page 12
2 Performance and Mediation: Performance, Space and Technology......Page 30
3 Performance, Gender and Rock Music......Page 49
Part II: Performance, Authenticity and History......Page 66
4 The 1960s......Page 68
5 The 1970s......Page 90
6 The 1980s......Page 113
7 The 1990s......Page 136
8 The 21st Century......Page 161
Notes......Page 173
Bibliography......Page 181
DVD List......Page 186
Video List......Page 188
Websites......Page 189
B......Page 190
F......Page 191
K......Page 192
O......Page 193
R......Page 194
U......Page 195
Y......Page 196
Z......Page 197
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