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Romancing the folk, public memory & American roots music, Benjamin Filene

Label
Romancing the folk, public memory & American roots music, Benjamin Filene
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 237-302), discography (p. 303-304), and index
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Romancing the folk
Nature of contents
bibliographydiscographies
Oclc number
42726165
Responsibility statement
Benjamin Filene
Series statement
Cultural studies of the United States
Sub title
public memory & American roots music
Table Of Contents
Setting the stage: identifying an American folk music heritage, 1900-1930 -- Creating the cult of authenticity: the Lomaxes and Lead Belly -- Mastering the cult of authenticity: Leonard Chess, Willie Dixon, and the strange career of Muddy Waters -- Searching for folk music's institutional niche: Alan Lomax, Charles Seeger, B.A. Botkin, and Richard Dorson -- Performing the folk: Pete Seeger and Bob Dylan
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