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1. Popular musicUnited StatesHistory and criticismJuvenile literature.
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top-selling pop artists of the twentieth
century. Listeners loved his smooth
baritone voice. His biggest career
hit and most widely recognized song is
White Christmas (1941).
SINGING AN INNOCENT LOVE SONG LIKE SHE LOVES
YOU (1963)? OR IS IT KATY PERRY SINGING AN EDGY,
PROVOCATIVE TUNE LIKE I KISSED A GIRL (2008)?
ACTUALLY, ITS BOTH.
early 1920s. But back then, pop
tunes werent necessarily the music
of young people. From the start of
the twentieth century until the early
1950s, pop music was simply music
that was popular with a wide range
of listeners. It was wholesome family
fare such as Broadway show tunes
and big band music. The earliest
pop musicians were bandleaders
such as Cab Calloway and Benny
Goodman or singers such as Frank
Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald. Par
ents and their children listened to
exactly the same type of music.
a type of music that was
popular mostly with teens. It
could be any type of mu
sicrhythm and blues (R & B),
bubblegum, or discojust as
long as young people loved it.
FRIENDLY
Americans listened to their music
on the radio. On weekends, they
went to big dance halls such as
the Savoy Ballroom in Chicago,
Illinois, to dance to the music of
their favorite bands. Popular songs
in the 1920s included Al Jolsons
California, Here I Come (1921),
Arthur Gibbss Charleston (1923),
and Ace Brigodes Yes, Sir! Thats
My Baby (1925). These songs were
upbeat and danceable. They had a
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