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popular music
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relevant
omnipresent |
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popular music characteristics
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formally simple
harmonically simple strophic aesthetic material extends beyond what is notated |
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commercial music
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heavily manufactured
commodity value fulfills listener's expectations made for profit |
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performers in popular music
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performer is inextricable from performer
charismatic performers associated with particular songs |
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distortion of composer's original version: Wild Things by Chip Taylor
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Jimmy Hendricks' version is rock+roll/blues/jazz
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showmanship: Chuck Berry's Roll over Beethoven
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12 bars blue form
many aspects cannot be notated roots of showmanship guitar solos -> guitar heroes signature moves duckwalk |
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Gender in performance
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issues of sexuality amplified
fluid gender lines masculine -> metal, rap, country, implicitly masculine styles (singer-songwrite, folk, soft rock) performing feminity: hypersexual, female empowerment role reversal: masculine women "I love rock & roll" androgyny |
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popular music industry
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commodification where music is turn into product to be sold
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creating an image: Britney Spears
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image created by producers
sexual potential energy songs are written to be 'guranteed hit' |
