American Popular Music: From Minstrelsy to MP3Includes two CDs
by Larry Starr, Christopher Waterman
American Popular Music follows the broad story of popular music in the United States from minstrelsy through the MP3 era. Larry Starr and Christopher Waterman present an accessible historical overview, while two accompanying CDs add a listening component to the book’s exploration of musical change and culture.
About This Book
American Popular Music surveys the development of popular music in the United States across changing eras and technologies.
Its historical scope extends from minstrelsy to the MP3, placing musical change within a broad cultural context.
Written by Larry Starr and Christopher Waterman, the book offers an accessible introduction for readers studying or exploring American music.
Two accompanying CDs provide audio material to complement the book’s discussion.
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