7 The 100 Most Influential Musicians of All Time 7“Billie’s Bounce,” 227
Billy the Kid, 177
Birdland, 228
Birth of the Cool, 240
Bitches Brew, 241
Black Album, The, 344
“Black and Tan Fantasy,” 170
“Black Dog,” 300
Bleach, 338
Blonde on Blonde, 288
“Bloomdido,” 229
“Blowing Down This Old Dusty
Road,” 200
“Blowin’ in the Wind,” 286
Blue, 297
Blue Monday, 164
“Blue Moon of Kentucky,” 193
“Blue Yodel No. 1,” 159
“Body and Soul,” 181
Bogalusa Boogie, 236
Bohème, La, 107–109, 259
“Bones,” 342
Born in the U.S.A., 320
Born to Run, 319
Bowie, David, 313–316
Brahms, Johannes, 90– 97
“Brakeman’s Blues,” 159
Brandenburg Concertos, 29, 34
Brown, James, 250–252
Buffoon, The, 150, 152
“Bugle Call Rag,” 161
“Burning Love,” 258
C
Cage, John, 202–203
Callas, Maria, 234–235
Camp Meeting, The, 132
Can-Can, 156
Candide, 221
Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of
the October Revolution, 154
Cantata Profana, 137
“Can’t Help Falling in Love,” 256
Carter Family, the, 146 –149
Cash, Johnny, 147, 149, 298
Catch a Fire, 307
Cello Sonata (Debussy), 120
Central Park in the Dark, 134
Chamber Symphony in E Major
(Schoenberg), 128
“Changes,” 315
Charles, Ray, 247–248
Cheap Imitation, 203
“Chega de Saudade,” 245
Chenier, Clifton, 235–237
Chichester Psalms, 221
“Chi-Chi,” 229
Children’s Corner, 120
Chopin, Frédéric, 10, 56, 69 –74,
76, 118
“Christmas Song, The,” 217
“Christopher Columbus,” 161
Clair de lune, 118
Clapton, Eric, 9, 146, 198, 238,
263, 308, 309 –310
Classical period/style, 38, 43, 52,
54, 58, 64, 90, 163, 220
Cline, Patsy, 248–250
Clouds, 297
“C’mon Everybody,” 327
Cobain, Kurt, 146, 301, 338–340
“Cold, Cold Heart,” 233
Cole, Natalie, 218
Cole, Nat King, 216 –218,
244, 247
Concert for Bangladesh, The, 226
Confessions on a Dance Floor, 331
“Confirmation,” 229