Stomp and Swerve: American Music Gets Hot, 1843-1924

David Wondrich

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Preface Introduction: Ride the High Country or They Went Thataway Cowboy Codes: Straight & Pure & All Boy When We were Young: Nostalgia & the Cowboy Hero Arms & the Man: The Friendly Gun Give Me My Boots & Saddles: Camp Cowboy Tall in the Saddle: Romance on the Range White Hats & White Heroes: Who Is That Other Guy? Virgin Land: Landscape, Nature, & Masculinity Corporate Cowboys & the Shaping of a Nation Postscript - The Frontiersman (1938) List of Films Mentioned References Index.

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