Detail
ISBN :
| 0820328294 (cloth) : |
ISBN :
| 0820328308 (pbk.) : |
ISBN :
| 9780820328294 (cloth) : |
ISBN :
| 9780820328300 (pbk.) : |
Title :
| Millennium folk : American folk music since the sixties / Thomas R. Gruning |
Subject :
| Folk music |
Subject :
| Social aspects |
Subject :
| United States |
Subject :
| History |
Subject :
| 20th century |
Subject :
| History and criticism |
Subject :
| Geschichte 1960-2006 |
Description :
| "Bibliography and discography": p. 183-189 |
Description :
| Includes index |
Description :
| Introduction : folk at the crossroads of the ordinary -- Folk music has changed : the author(ity), the popular, and the "what is folk?" debates -- Popular imagination, the "common man," and shifting authenticities -- Wired folk : recording technology and the Internet -- The business : microindustry and folk hierarchy -- Folkspace : house concerts, coffeehouses, and the concert series -- The folk festival : spectacle, community, and race -- Music for export : "world music," folk, and the global imagination -- Unnatural acts : sexuality, gender, and a folk politics of inclusion/exclusion -- A last word -- Epilogue. Peeling the orange : the future of folk |
Performer :
| Gruning, Thomas R. |
Publisher :
| University of Georgia Press |
Date-issued :
| c 2006 |
Type : | Text |
Extent :
| xxiv, 197 p |
publication :
| Athens, Ga. u.a. |
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