Just a closer walk with thee: New Orleans-style jazz and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in 1950s Britain
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...(McKay 2003: 267) What this account hints at – and what McKay develops at length – is the idea that music can form a ‘bridge’ with political ideas, investing those ideas with emotional significance, rather as Bennett imagines....
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...For instance, Iain Chambers writes that – at the time of bebop and the beginnings of free jazz, after all – white trad could ‘conveniently overlook’ the ‘new, black militant musical consciousness’ of the times by ‘nostalgically evoking a mythical New Orleans of around 1900’ (Chambers 1985, p. 48)....
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...(Boulton 1958, p. 137) We have seen that the reinvigorated ‘music of the people’ Boulton desires (presumably after Finkelstein 1948) was, in its original African-American form, precisely that....
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