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Bleep! censoring rock and rap music

Author: Betty Houchin Winfield; Sandra Davidson
Publisher: Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1999.
Series: Contributions to the study of popular culture, no. 68.
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This text examines boundaries of artistic tolerance, and the societal and legal responses to rock and rap music. Inhibitions and censoring, it is argued, stem from concerns for a healthy functional  Read more...

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Additional Physical Format: Online version:
Bleep! censoring rock and rap music.
Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1999
(OCoLC)622240449
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Betty Houchin Winfield; Sandra Davidson
ISBN: 0313307059 9780313307058
OCLC Number: 38842080
Notes: An outgrowth of a 1993 international conference on rock and rap music and the mass media, "On the Beat: Rock 'n' Rap, Mass Media and Society."
Description: ix, 132 p. ; 25 cm.
Contents: "Let me count the ways": censoring rock 'n' rap music / Betty Houchin Winfield --
From Fine romance to Good rockin', and beyond: Look what they've done to my song / Michael J. Budds --
Because of the children: decades of attempted controls of rock 'n' rap music / Betty Houchin Winfield --
Two perspectives on Ice-T: "Can't touch me": musical messages and incitement law / Sandra Davidson --
The politics of aesthetic response: cultural conservatism, the NEA, and Ice-T / David Slayden --
Stern stuff: here comes the FCC / Sandra Davidson --
Music lyrics: as censored as they wanna be / Jeffrey L.L. Stein --
"Let's spend the night together," Uhhh, "Some time together," Making rock acceptable: "The Ed Sullivan Show" / Stephen H. Wheeler --
Rolling Stone's response to attempted censorship of rock 'n' roll / Lindsey R. Fore --
Deconstructing the hip-hop hype: a critical analysis of the New York Times' coverage of African-American youth culture / Patrick B. Hill.
Series Title: Contributions to the study of popular culture, no. 68.
Other Titles: Censoring rock and rap music
Responsibility: Betty Houchin Winfield and Sandra Davidson, editors.

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?The book's careful documentation and selected bibliography will be an excellent resource for those beginning a study of this issue.?-Choice-Humanities

 
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