The story of punk and indie
Matt Anniss
"Describes the beginnings and evolution of punk and indie music, spotlighting important artists and songs"--Provided by publisher.
Read Time: ~5.4 hr
Rock Music Styles
by Katherine Charlton (1994)
About this book
This book blends musical commentary into anhistorical and social framework as it traces the development of rock music from its roots in country and blues to the most contemporary trends. Through well-chosen song examples and easy-to-read listening guides, studentswill experience firsthand the defining characteristics ofrock styles and develop the ability to make connectionsbetween the popular music of yesterday and today. - Publisher.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreRock Music Styles Lead Character
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