Understanding Rock 'N' Roll: Popular Music in Britain 1955-1964

Dick Bradley

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Taking popular music seriously prey to a thousand certainties the character of music as a cultural practice codes of the west a fusion of codes - the pop music of the 1955 to 1964 period british society and culture in the 1950s and early 1960s resistance through rituals singing styles, identifications, icons and pleasures notes towards a history of subjectivity - what the study of music-use can contribute conclusions.

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