Turning Points in Rock and Roll

Cover of Turning Points in Rock and Roll by Hank Bordowitz
Publisher: Citadel Press
Year: 2004
Language: en
Pages: 282
ISBN-13: 9780806526317
Dimensions:
Height: 8.96 Inches
Length: 6 Inches
Weight: 0.881849048 Pounds
Width: 0.89 Inches
Dewey Decimal: 781.66/09
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Turning Points in Rock and Roll by Hank Bordowitz, published by Citadel Press in 2004, offers a comprehensive exploration of the history of rock and roll. This 282-page book delves into significant moments that not only shaped the genre but also triggered social and cultural revolutions, transforming the landscape of popular music. Through interviews with over 100 key figures in the industry, Bordowitz provides insights into pivotal events and breakthroughs over the past fifty years, capturing the essence of rock and roll’s evolution.

Readers will find a detailed account of landmark occurrences, from the first great music festival at Monterey to the tumultuous events at Altamont, which marked a shift in the music scene. The book highlights influential artists and their contributions, showcasing how their performances and public personas have redefined music. With a focus on the interplay between music and societal change, Turning Points in Rock and Roll serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the history and criticism of rock music, as well as its various genres and styles.


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The history of rock and roll is a long and winding road full of unforgettable moments, but some of them provided more than magic memories: They triggered social and cultural revolutions. They radically changed the way music is performed and recorded. They altered our very perception of what popular music is. Written by a longtime industry insider and featuring interviews with over 100 key figures, Turning Points in Rock and Roll gives you a front-row seat to the pivotal events and breakthroughs of the past fifty-plus years in music. From the first great music festival at Monterey to the violence at Altamont that signaled the beginning of a new era, from Elvis’s swiveling hips to Mick Jagger’s pouting lips…it’s all here — the people and events that have kept rock and roll vibrant, vital, and constantly evolving in bold new directions. Book jacket.

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Language: en. Pages: 282.

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