Where to discuss 1890-1949 (or -1953) pop (or jazz/pop) songs in the United States?

Pop Music Fan · 04-11-2024, 05:20 PM

Did you know where in Music Banter is it that I can discuss 1890-1949 (or -1953 pop) or jazz/pop songs, all of which has met its mainstream and/or eclectic popularity in the United States? Please let me know, thanks.

Drjohnrock · 12-18-2024, 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Pop Music Fan

Did you know where in Music Banter is it that I can discuss 1890-1949 (or -1953 pop) or jazz/pop songs, all of which has met its mainstream and/or eclectic popularity in the United States? Please let me know, thanks.

I didn’t see this post when it was first made, but if you check in again, Pop Music Fan, why not start such a thread yourself in the General Music Section? I would suggest tying in any discussion of such older music with more recent musicians who have been influenced by older music and have done their part to preserve it?
Leon Redbone comes to mind, as does Ry Cooder’s Jazz album, which traced back song that were the roots of what became jazz.

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