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CHAPTER 18 QUESTIONING AUTHORITY: AMERICA’S MUSIC

IN THE 1960s 440

Jazz in the 1960s | Classical Music in the 1960s | Rock in the 1960s | Country Music

from Nashville to Bakersfi eld | Soul Music in the 1960s | LG 18.1. John Coltrane, “My

Favorite Things” | LG 18.2. George Crumb, “Todas las tardes en Granada,” from Ancient Voices of

Children | LG 18.3. The Beach Boys, “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” | LG 18.4. Merle Haggard, “Mama

Tr i e d ” | LG 18.5. James Brown, “Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag” | LG 18.6. Gladys Knight and the

Pips, “I Heard It through the Grapevine”

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Rock Enters the 1970s | Singer-Song writers: In Search of Authenticity | Soul, Funk,

and Disco in the 1970s | Jazz-Rock Fusion | Musical Theater in the 1970s | Classical

Music in the 1970s | LG 19.1. Carlos Santana, “Oye como va” | LG 19.2. Dolly Parton, “Coat

of Many Colors” | LG 19.3. Curtis Mayfi eld, “Superfl y” | LG 19.4. Mahavishnu Orchestra,

Birds of Fire | LG 19.5. Stephen Sondheim, “You Must Meet My Wife,” from A Little Night Music |

LG 19.6. Ben Johnston, String Quartet no. 4, “Amazing Grace”

CHAPTER 20 AMERICA’S MUSIC IN THE 1980s 495

Postmodernism | Film Music Goes Postmodern | CDs, MT V, and Pop Spectacle |

Hip-hop | LG 20.1. Danny Elfman, title music from Batman | LG 20.2. Grandmaster Flash and

the Furious Five, “The Message”

CHAPTER 21 AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC 514

The Music of Pantribalism | Norteño (Tex-Mex) | Cajun and Zydeco Music | Slack

Key Guitar | Klezmer | LG 21.1. Traditional, War Dance song | LG 21.2. Flaco Jiménez, “Soy

de San Luis” | LG 21.3. Queen Ida, “Ful il sa” | LG 21.4. Ledward Kaapana, “Wai okeaniani” |

LG 21.5. Klezmer Conservatory Band, “Oy, s’iz gut”

CHAPTER 22 REMIX: AMERICA’S MUSIC SINCE 1990 531

Jazz: America’s Classical Music? | Rock, Roots, and Rebellion | Hip-hop, the Digital

Revolution, and Remix Culture | Closing the Gap: Classical Music in the Twenty-

fi rst Century | Conclusion: E pluribus unum | LG 22.1. Wynton Marsalis, “Devotional,”

from In This House, on This Morning | LG 22.2. Gillian Welch, “Orphan Girl” | LG 22.3. Steve

Reich, Daniel Variations, fourth movement

Glossary A

Credits A

Index A

CONTENTS

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