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John Bush JonesPublication Details
BookBrandeis University Press2006Links
Description
Poet Rod McKuen once observed that “1939-1945 was a terrible time for the world, but it was a glorious time for songs and fighter pilots.” This outpouring of music included romantic ballads, rhythm numbers, dance tunes, and novelty songs, and the war itself occasioned the writing, publishing, recording, and performance of thousands of war-inspired songs. Then he turns to songs written and popularized before Pearl Harbor, including tunes that touted isolationism and patriotism in the late 1930s, songs written by Americans about the European allies, and songs from England that became popular in the United States. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)Availability
LOCATION CALL # STATUS (UPPER LEVEL) ML3477 .J68 2006 AVAILABLE
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