When Music Mattered American Music in the Sixties – James Wierzbicki

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Delve into the vibrant musical landscape of the 1960s with “When Music Mattered: American Music in the Sixties” by renowned music critic and historian Robert Christgau. This insightful book explores the profound impact music had on American culture during a period of immense social and political transformation.

Christgau masterfully argues that the music of the 1960s was not merely entertainment, but a powerful force shaping the decade’s identity, reflecting the hopes, dreams, and anxieties of a generation grappling with change. The book is meticulously structured, divided into three compelling sections: “The Rise of Rock and Roll,” “The Folk Revival,” and “The Psychedelic Revolution.”

Each section provides a detailed examination of a key musical movement of the era. Christgau offers perceptive commentary on the pivotal artists and songs that defined the sound of the sixties, providing context and insightful analysis. Whether you are a seasoned music aficionado or simply interested in the history of American culture, this book offers a unique and rewarding perspective.

This essential read provides a well-written and informative exploration of a pivotal moment in American history. “When Music Mattered” is available in various formats, making it accessible to a wide range of readers. Discover the cultural significance of music during a transformative decade.

Explore the cultural impact of 1960s American music in “When Music Mattered” (ISBN: 9783030966935) by Robert Christgau. A pivotal era examined through rock & roll, folk, and psychedelia. A must-read for music historians and enthusiasts.