This book historically examines musical and cultural relationships through popular music recordings, exploring the transatlantic journeys via academic, critical and commercial reception of the music. It will interest all those who study popular music, cultural studies, and music production, as well as popular music listeners.
This book historically examines musical and cultural relationships through popular music recordings, exploring the transatlantic journeys via academic, critical and commercial reception of the music. It will interest all those who study popular music, cultural studies, and music production, as well as popular music listeners.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mike Alleyne is Professor Emeritus with the Department of Recording Industry, Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU). His publications include co-editing the award-winning collection, Analyzing Recorded Music (2023), The Essential Hendrix (2020), The Encyclopedia of Reggae (2012), and co-editing Prince and Popular Music (2020). His work has been published in Popular Music & Society, Rock Music Studies, Popular Music History, Ethnomusicology Forum and American Music Perspectives.
Inhaltsangabe
Table of Contents Acknowledgements List of Figures Preface Introduction ...................................................................... Chapter 1: Remixing Black Popular Music History: The Black and the British ....... The Cultural Sound Stage Black British Outsiders The Voice and the Instrumental Text The Weight of History Dread Out There: The Plight of Black British Reggae Relocating Heatwave Chapter 2: Crossing Over, Genre Politics and Music Production .................. The Mainstream and the Charts Cultural Dislocation Genre and Crossover: Charting a Discourse Record Labels and Genre Labelling Music Production Matters Chapter 3: Breaking Into America: The 1960s and 1970s ............................. The Artistic Soundscape The Beatles and Early Black British Pop The Foundations: American Arrival The Equals: The Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys Cymande: Sending the Transatlantic Cultural Message Joan Armatrading: Beyond Stereotypes Chapter 4: The Margin and the Mainstream: The 1970s ............................ Hot Chocolate: "Brother Louie" and Breaking America Beyond "Brother Louie" Blue-Eyed British R&B: The Average White Band and Kokomo Chapter 5: Transitions, Technologies, and Tensions: The Late 1970s and 1980s...... The Britfunk Era and Echoes of the 1970s Ska's Second Wave and American Indifference Technology Topography Imagination's New Dimensions Chapter 6: The New Black British Invasion Continues: The 1980s ..................... Total Contrast: Sync or Swim Eddy Grant: Electric Propulsion Billy Ocean: The Breakthrough Journey Loose Ends: The Art of "Hangin' On" Chapter 7: Commercial Consolidation: The 1980s and 1990s ............................ Five Star: Broken By America Des'ree: "Listen As Your Day Unfolds" Soul II Soul: American Conquest Visual Grooves: Soul II Soul Music Videos Caron Wheeler and UK Blak Roachford: A Single Instance Sade: Platinum Life Chapter 8: Selling Seal to the States: The 1990s ................................. The Beginning The "Crazy" Music Video The Second Self-Titled Album The Human Being Reset Record Company Calamities Black British Songstress Status Chapter 9: The Ephraim Lewis Case Study: 1992-1994 ........................... Unveiling Skin Discovery The Music Video for "It Can't Be Forever" The Textures of Skin The Unheard Second Album Chapter 10: Remastering the Mix: 1990s Snapshots and Black British Echoes ...... Equalizing the Past Maxi Priest: Reggae Roots, Pop Success Massive Attack: Remixing Stardom Mark Morrison: The Mack Hits Back Atlantic Coda Bibliography........................................................................ Discography........................................................................ Filmography........................................................................ Index.................................................................................
Table of Contents Acknowledgements List of Figures Preface Introduction ...................................................................... Chapter 1: Remixing Black Popular Music History: The Black and the British ....... The Cultural Sound Stage Black British Outsiders The Voice and the Instrumental Text The Weight of History Dread Out There: The Plight of Black British Reggae Relocating Heatwave Chapter 2: Crossing Over, Genre Politics and Music Production .................. The Mainstream and the Charts Cultural Dislocation Genre and Crossover: Charting a Discourse Record Labels and Genre Labelling Music Production Matters Chapter 3: Breaking Into America: The 1960s and 1970s ............................. The Artistic Soundscape The Beatles and Early Black British Pop The Foundations: American Arrival The Equals: The Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys Cymande: Sending the Transatlantic Cultural Message Joan Armatrading: Beyond Stereotypes Chapter 4: The Margin and the Mainstream: The 1970s ............................ Hot Chocolate: "Brother Louie" and Breaking America Beyond "Brother Louie" Blue-Eyed British R&B: The Average White Band and Kokomo Chapter 5: Transitions, Technologies, and Tensions: The Late 1970s and 1980s...... The Britfunk Era and Echoes of the 1970s Ska's Second Wave and American Indifference Technology Topography Imagination's New Dimensions Chapter 6: The New Black British Invasion Continues: The 1980s ..................... Total Contrast: Sync or Swim Eddy Grant: Electric Propulsion Billy Ocean: The Breakthrough Journey Loose Ends: The Art of "Hangin' On" Chapter 7: Commercial Consolidation: The 1980s and 1990s ............................ Five Star: Broken By America Des'ree: "Listen As Your Day Unfolds" Soul II Soul: American Conquest Visual Grooves: Soul II Soul Music Videos Caron Wheeler and UK Blak Roachford: A Single Instance Sade: Platinum Life Chapter 8: Selling Seal to the States: The 1990s ................................. The Beginning The "Crazy" Music Video The Second Self-Titled Album The Human Being Reset Record Company Calamities Black British Songstress Status Chapter 9: The Ephraim Lewis Case Study: 1992-1994 ........................... Unveiling Skin Discovery The Music Video for "It Can't Be Forever" The Textures of Skin The Unheard Second Album Chapter 10: Remastering the Mix: 1990s Snapshots and Black British Echoes ...... Equalizing the Past Maxi Priest: Reggae Roots, Pop Success Massive Attack: Remixing Stardom Mark Morrison: The Mack Hits Back Atlantic Coda Bibliography........................................................................ Discography........................................................................ Filmography........................................................................ Index.................................................................................
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