Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-223) and index.
Contents:
Hallways and airwaves: changing neighborhoods and emerging media inspire new music -- I'm a-telling you: artists and entrepreneurs step up in a new decade -- We're a winner: musicians, activists, and educators build an expanding industry -- Psychedelic soul: Chicago's 1960s counterculture redirects social and musical cues -- A new day: Afrocentric philosophy and sharp statements answer 1960s challenges -- Rhythm ain't all we got: organizational drive shapes 1970s black music, commerce, and politics -- Sound power: funk and disco highlight connections, divisions, and aspirations -- Future telling: reissues, sampling, and young artists reconsider soul history.
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