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at Claremont Graduate University. Robert G. California. . He earned a B.A. Pielke, a native of Baltimore, Maryland, now lives in Claremont. He began his teaching career in philosophy at George Mason University and is now teaching at El Camino College in California. Aside from his academic writings, he has published short stories, film reviews, and two novels

• Title : You Say You Want a Revolution: Rock Music in American Culture
• Author : Robert G Pielke
• Rating : 4.99 (926 Vote)
• Publish : 2014-12-21
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 270 Pages
• Asin : 0759306109
• Language : English

at Claremont Graduate University. Robert G. California.

. He earned a B.A. Pielke, a native of Baltimore, Maryland, now lives in Claremont. He began his teaching career in philosophy at George Mason University and is now teaching at El Camino College in California. Aside from his academic writings, he has published short stories, film reviews, and two novels Science Fiction ¿ Alternate History with more on the way. at the University of Maryland, an M.Div. at the Lutheran Seminary in Gettysburg, and a Ph.D

D. What does it all mean, this thing called "rock and roll"? This is different from asking what happened, and who did what. You Say You Want a Revolution examines the interplay in this period between the larger American culture and this musical phenomenon that has become so much a part of it. Looking at this phenomenon is what distinguishes You Say You Want a Revolution from all the others. One Reviewer notes: "This is one of the most accurate and significant books ever written describing the impact of rock 'n' roll as a cultural form that worked to transform American culture." Richard Koenigsberg, Ph. From its roots in the black and white "under-classes," through its clash with the established culture and the inevitable backlash, to its multi-faceted incarnation today, rock and roll has both fostered and reflected a genuine cultural revolution which has gone on to influence the world. Specifically,

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Pielke the author . DO GET THE UPDATE! Robert G. See the revised and updated version: Rock Music in American Culture: The Sounds of Revolution (2012: McFarland & Co., Inc.) This is the original edition -- no reason the get this other than for collector's motives