That Moaning Saxophone recovers the story of the Six Brown Brothers, the sextet often credited with starting the American saxophone craze. In sifting fact from legend, the book explores the show business world of 1895-1933: minstrelsy, circus, burlesque, recordings, Broadway, and the long, slow death of vaudeville.
That Moaning Saxophone recovers the story of the Six Brown Brothers, the sextet often credited with starting the American saxophone craze. In sifting fact from legend, the book explores the show business world of 1895-1933: minstrelsy, circus, burlesque, recordings, Broadway, and the long, slow death of vaudeville.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Bruce Vermazen is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, University of California, Berkeley.
Inhaltsangabe
1: IOnce a Legend 2: Father and Sons: 1858-96 3: Darkest America: 1895-99 4: The Traveling City: 1899-1909 5: Struggling into the Big Time: 1905-11 6: Beating the Competition: 1909-12 7: Primrose and Dockstader's Minstrels: 1912-14 8: All American Vaudeville: 1914 9: Three Years with Montgomery and Stone: 1914-17 10: Jack O' Lantern: 1917-18 11: On the Road with Jack: 1918-20 12: Tip Top: 1920-23 13: Something New and Different: 1923-24 14: Between Showings: 1924-27 15: Nothing Left to Do in show Biz; 1928-88 16: Maria Brown's Quilt Discography Key to Abbreviations Notes Index
1: IOnce a Legend 2: Father and Sons: 1858-96 3: Darkest America: 1895-99 4: The Traveling City: 1899-1909 5: Struggling into the Big Time: 1905-11 6: Beating the Competition: 1909-12 7: Primrose and Dockstader's Minstrels: 1912-14 8: All American Vaudeville: 1914 9: Three Years with Montgomery and Stone: 1914-17 10: Jack O' Lantern: 1917-18 11: On the Road with Jack: 1918-20 12: Tip Top: 1920-23 13: Something New and Different: 1923-24 14: Between Showings: 1924-27 15: Nothing Left to Do in show Biz; 1928-88 16: Maria Brown's Quilt Discography Key to Abbreviations Notes Index
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