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This volume traces the band’s humble beginnings as penniless boys with a penchant for crime, to successful businessmen who gave millions back to their community. It explores an aspect of southern culture that has been ignored: how music changed, modified, or swayed southern intellectual thought and social views, and reinforced the messages, opinions, and ideas of southern society. Through an extensive analysis of traditional and nontraditional primary and secondary sources, this study determines how Black Oak Arkansas reflected and/or influenced southern culture. The result is an original contribution to the cultural, musical, and social history of the American South. Other Ethnomusicology Books 2001 – Women, Music and Faith in Central Appalachia 2010 – Vocal Settings of gitanjali ( Song Offerings): Fusing Western Art Song with Indian Mystical Poetry 2003 – Biography of the Turkish Composer Ahmed Adnan Saygun and a Discussion of His Violin Works
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