An edition of Real men don't sing
(2015)
Real men don't sing
crooning in American culture
by Allison McCracken
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Sex role in music, Popular music, Male singers, Gender identity in music, History and criticism, Masculinity in music, Crooning, Masculinity in popular culture, Social conditions, Singing, History, Singers, united states, Popular music, history and criticismPlaces
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1931-1940, 20th century, 1921-1930Showing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Table of Contents
Putting over a song : crooning, performance, and audience in the acoustic era, 1880-1920
Crooning goes electric : microphone crooning and the invention of the intimate singing aesthetic, 1921-1928
Falling in love with a voice : Rudy Vallée and his first radio fans, 1928
"The mouth of the machine" : the creation of the crooning idol, 1929
"A supine sinking into the primeval ooze" : crooning and its discontents, 1929-1933
"The kind of natural that worked? : the crooner redefined, 1932-1934 (and beyond).
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 375-409) and index.
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