Routledge Companion to Popular Music and Humor
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Routledge Companion to Popular Music and Humor
Kitts, Thomas M.; Baxter-Moore, Nick
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2019
422
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Inglês
9781138577565
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Popular Music and Humor: An Introduction (Thomas M. Kitts & Nick Baxter-Moore) / Part 1: Historical Antecedents / 1. Humor in Early Twentieth-Century Sheet Music: Problems of Contexts and Receptions (C. Matthew Balensuela) / 2. What Might Have Been Left Behind: Popular African-American Female Singers in an Age of Liberal Reform (James Martens) / 3. Jazz Humor from a Musical Perspective (Garth Alper) / 4. Rubes, Rednecks, and Novelty Songs: The Comedic Tradition in Country Music (Don Cusic) / Part 2: Humor in Rock Music Genres / 5. Grumbly Grimblies, Frozen Dogs, and Other Boojums: Eccentricity from Chaucer to Carroll in English Psychedelia (Peter Grant) / 6. The Clown Figure in 1970s Rock Music (Andy Bennett) / 7. Humor in Metal Music (Deena Weinstein) / 8. "Anarchy in Woolworths": Punk Comedy and Humor (Russ Bestley) / 9. "Mommy's Dead": The Gallows Humor of Hardcore Punk (Dennis D. McDaniel) / 10. Hip Hop's Sophisticated Comedy (David Caplan) / 11. "The Earth Is Doomed": Geek Rock, Humor, and the End of the World (Victoria Willis) / Part 3: Humor in Global Music / 12. From Kaiso to Get on Bad: Humor in Trinidad's Calypso and Soca Music (Amelia Ingram) / 13. "Call de Contracta!" Humor, Innovation, and Competition in Jamaican Music (Sonjah Stanley Niaah) / 14. Play and Irony in the Kwaito Music of Postapartheid South Africa (Tuulikki Pietilae) / 15. Humor in Ugandan Popular Music (David Pier) / 16. Absurdity and Nostalgia: Humor in K-Pop (Sarah Keith) / 17. Negotiating Blackness in French Rural Spaces: Kamini's Hip-Hop Comedy (Mich Yonah Nyawalo) / Part 4: Selected Artists I: Humor in Popular Music / 18. The "Sly Wit" of Chuck Berry (Wayne Robins) / 19. The British Invasion of the Wild West: Country Parody in the Rolling Stones and Other British Bands (Oliver Lovesey) / 20. "I Never Said I Was Tasteful": Lou Reed and the Classic Philosophy of Humor (Steven L. Hamelman) / 21. Randy Newman's Satirical Vision and the Myth of America (Theodore Louis Trost) / 22. "You Ain't Laughing, Are You?" Humor, Misery, and the Replacements (Timothy Gray) / Part 5: Selected Artists II: Popular Music and Comedy / 23. The Coasters: Funny and Not So Funny (Lawrence Pitilli) / 24. Lonnie Donegan: From Trad Jazz to King of Skiffle and Variety Star (Mats Greiff) / 25. Mountain Butterfly: Dolly Parton's Transformational Persona in American Country Music (Pamela Wilson) / 26. The Wacky and Zany World of Flo & Eddie (Thomas M. Kitts) / 27. "Dare to Be Stupid": Covering "Weird Al" Yankovic (Michael Mooradian Lupro) / 28. The Aquabats! Defeating Evil One Show at a Time! (Eric J. Abbey) / Part 6: The Music Mockumentary / 29. "It's Such a Fine Line Between Stupid and Clever": A Genealogy of the Music Mockumentary (Michael Brendan Baker and Peter Lester) / 30. "We Must Be Flipping Out": Frank Zappa's 200 Motels as a Carnivalesque Subversion of Pop Music (Scott Henderson) / 31. All You Need Is Cash: Skewering a Legend with the Prefab Four (Kenneth Womack) / 32. This Chapter Goes to Eleven: This Is Spinal Tap and the Blurring of Authenticity and Fabrication (Colin Helb) / Part 7: Popular Music and Humor on Screen / 33. "Goodnight to the Rock 'n' Roll Era": Pavement and the Negotiation of Ambivalence in 1994 (Court Carney) / 34. Looking for the Joke with a Microscope: The Intersections of Music and Humor in Repo Man (David A. Ensminger) / 35. Humor in the "Booty Video": Female Artists Talk Back Through the Hip-Hop Intertext (Lori Burns & Alyssa Woods) / 36. Of Shreds, Spoofs, and Participatory Cultures: Parodies of Popular Music Videos in Web 2.0 Contexts (Martin Butler) / Part 8: Gender, Sexuality, and Politics / 37. Ethnic Parody in the Age of Fracture (John Thomerson) / 38. "Don't I Look Like a Halle Berry Poster?": Humor and Irony in Women's Hip Hop (Gail Hilson Woldu) / 39. We Don't Know How Lucky We Are: Masculine Humor in New Zealand Popular Music (Nick Braae) / 40. From "Tsar Nikolai, Go F*ck Your Mother!" to "Putin, Go F*ck Yourself!": Musical Humor in Oppressive Regimes (Adriana Helbig) / 41. After the Laughter: Al-Manawahly's Songs and the Poetics of Subversive Humor in Egypt (Noha Radwan) / 42. "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding": Humor in Protest Music (Nick Baxter-Moore) / Coda: Unintentional Humor in Popular Music (Nick Baxter-Moore & Thomas M. Kitts) / Notes on Contributors / Index
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Young Man;Max Miller;popular music studies;Pop Stars;comedy;UK Chart;media studies;Kwaito Artists;musicology;Abdel Fattah Al Sisi;communication studies;Milk Man;cultural studies;Country Music;humor;Purple People Eater;comedy in music;Incredible String Band;humor in music;UK Garage;parody;El Vez;satire;Spinal Tap;Nicki Minaj;Kiwi Bloke;Tin Pan Alley;Rock Island Line;Repo Man;Brown Eyed Handsome Man;Kenneth Grahame;Summer Long;Dead Kennedys;Novelty Songs;Tin Pan Alley Songs;White America
Popular Music and Humor: An Introduction (Thomas M. Kitts & Nick Baxter-Moore) / Part 1: Historical Antecedents / 1. Humor in Early Twentieth-Century Sheet Music: Problems of Contexts and Receptions (C. Matthew Balensuela) / 2. What Might Have Been Left Behind: Popular African-American Female Singers in an Age of Liberal Reform (James Martens) / 3. Jazz Humor from a Musical Perspective (Garth Alper) / 4. Rubes, Rednecks, and Novelty Songs: The Comedic Tradition in Country Music (Don Cusic) / Part 2: Humor in Rock Music Genres / 5. Grumbly Grimblies, Frozen Dogs, and Other Boojums: Eccentricity from Chaucer to Carroll in English Psychedelia (Peter Grant) / 6. The Clown Figure in 1970s Rock Music (Andy Bennett) / 7. Humor in Metal Music (Deena Weinstein) / 8. "Anarchy in Woolworths": Punk Comedy and Humor (Russ Bestley) / 9. "Mommy's Dead": The Gallows Humor of Hardcore Punk (Dennis D. McDaniel) / 10. Hip Hop's Sophisticated Comedy (David Caplan) / 11. "The Earth Is Doomed": Geek Rock, Humor, and the End of the World (Victoria Willis) / Part 3: Humor in Global Music / 12. From Kaiso to Get on Bad: Humor in Trinidad's Calypso and Soca Music (Amelia Ingram) / 13. "Call de Contracta!" Humor, Innovation, and Competition in Jamaican Music (Sonjah Stanley Niaah) / 14. Play and Irony in the Kwaito Music of Postapartheid South Africa (Tuulikki Pietilae) / 15. Humor in Ugandan Popular Music (David Pier) / 16. Absurdity and Nostalgia: Humor in K-Pop (Sarah Keith) / 17. Negotiating Blackness in French Rural Spaces: Kamini's Hip-Hop Comedy (Mich Yonah Nyawalo) / Part 4: Selected Artists I: Humor in Popular Music / 18. The "Sly Wit" of Chuck Berry (Wayne Robins) / 19. The British Invasion of the Wild West: Country Parody in the Rolling Stones and Other British Bands (Oliver Lovesey) / 20. "I Never Said I Was Tasteful": Lou Reed and the Classic Philosophy of Humor (Steven L. Hamelman) / 21. Randy Newman's Satirical Vision and the Myth of America (Theodore Louis Trost) / 22. "You Ain't Laughing, Are You?" Humor, Misery, and the Replacements (Timothy Gray) / Part 5: Selected Artists II: Popular Music and Comedy / 23. The Coasters: Funny and Not So Funny (Lawrence Pitilli) / 24. Lonnie Donegan: From Trad Jazz to King of Skiffle and Variety Star (Mats Greiff) / 25. Mountain Butterfly: Dolly Parton's Transformational Persona in American Country Music (Pamela Wilson) / 26. The Wacky and Zany World of Flo & Eddie (Thomas M. Kitts) / 27. "Dare to Be Stupid": Covering "Weird Al" Yankovic (Michael Mooradian Lupro) / 28. The Aquabats! Defeating Evil One Show at a Time! (Eric J. Abbey) / Part 6: The Music Mockumentary / 29. "It's Such a Fine Line Between Stupid and Clever": A Genealogy of the Music Mockumentary (Michael Brendan Baker and Peter Lester) / 30. "We Must Be Flipping Out": Frank Zappa's 200 Motels as a Carnivalesque Subversion of Pop Music (Scott Henderson) / 31. All You Need Is Cash: Skewering a Legend with the Prefab Four (Kenneth Womack) / 32. This Chapter Goes to Eleven: This Is Spinal Tap and the Blurring of Authenticity and Fabrication (Colin Helb) / Part 7: Popular Music and Humor on Screen / 33. "Goodnight to the Rock 'n' Roll Era": Pavement and the Negotiation of Ambivalence in 1994 (Court Carney) / 34. Looking for the Joke with a Microscope: The Intersections of Music and Humor in Repo Man (David A. Ensminger) / 35. Humor in the "Booty Video": Female Artists Talk Back Through the Hip-Hop Intertext (Lori Burns & Alyssa Woods) / 36. Of Shreds, Spoofs, and Participatory Cultures: Parodies of Popular Music Videos in Web 2.0 Contexts (Martin Butler) / Part 8: Gender, Sexuality, and Politics / 37. Ethnic Parody in the Age of Fracture (John Thomerson) / 38. "Don't I Look Like a Halle Berry Poster?": Humor and Irony in Women's Hip Hop (Gail Hilson Woldu) / 39. We Don't Know How Lucky We Are: Masculine Humor in New Zealand Popular Music (Nick Braae) / 40. From "Tsar Nikolai, Go F*ck Your Mother!" to "Putin, Go F*ck Yourself!": Musical Humor in Oppressive Regimes (Adriana Helbig) / 41. After the Laughter: Al-Manawahly's Songs and the Poetics of Subversive Humor in Egypt (Noha Radwan) / 42. "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding": Humor in Protest Music (Nick Baxter-Moore) / Coda: Unintentional Humor in Popular Music (Nick Baxter-Moore & Thomas M. Kitts) / Notes on Contributors / Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Man;Max Miller;popular music studies;Pop Stars;comedy;UK Chart;media studies;Kwaito Artists;musicology;Abdel Fattah Al Sisi;communication studies;Milk Man;cultural studies;Country Music;humor;Purple People Eater;comedy in music;Incredible String Band;humor in music;UK Garage;parody;El Vez;satire;Spinal Tap;Nicki Minaj;Kiwi Bloke;Tin Pan Alley;Rock Island Line;Repo Man;Brown Eyed Handsome Man;Kenneth Grahame;Summer Long;Dead Kennedys;Novelty Songs;Tin Pan Alley Songs;White America
