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adam_text | CONTENTS Acknowledgments xii Popular Music and Humor: An Introduction Thomas M. Kitts and Nick Baxter-Moore 1 PART 1 Historical Antecedents 11 1 Humor in Early Twentieth-Century Sheet Music: Problems of Contexts and Receptions C. Matthew Balensuela 13 2 What Might Have Been Left Behind: Popular African-American Female Singers in an Age of Liberal Reform James Martens 21 3 Jazz Humor from a Musical Perspective Garth Alper 4 Rubes, Rednecks, and Novelty Songs: The Comedic Tradition in Country Music Don Cusic 30 38 PART 2 Humor in Rock Music Genres 47 5 Grumbly Grimblies, Frozen Dogs, and Other Boojums: Eccentricity from Chaucer to Carroll in English Psychedelia Peter Grant vii 49
Contents 6 The Clown Figure in 1970s Rock Music Andy Bennett 58 1 Humor in Metal Music Deena Weinstein 66 8 “Anarchy in Woolworths”: Punk Comedy and Humor Russ Bestley 76 9 “Mommy’s Dead”: The Gallows Humor of Hardcore Punk Dennis D. McDaniel 85 10 Hip Hop’s Sophisticated Comedy David Çaplan 92 11 “The Earth is doomed”: Geek Rock, Humor, and the End of the World Victoria Willis 99 PART 3 Humor in Global Music 105 12 From Kaišo to Get on Bad: Humor in Trinidad’s Calypso and Soca Music Amelia Ingram 107 13 “Call de Contracta!”: Humor, Innovation, and Competition in Jamaican Music 116 Sonjah Stanley Niaah 14 Play and Irony in the Kwaito Music of Postapartheid South Africa Tuulikki Pietilä 124 15 Humor in Ugandan Popular Music David Pier 132 16 Absurdity and Nostalgia: Humor in K-Pop Sarah Keith 141 17 Negotiating Blackness in French Rural Spaces: Kamini’s Hip-Hop Comedy Mich Yonah Nyawalo 150 PART 4 Selected Artists I: Humor in Popular Music 159 18 The “Sly Wit” of Chuck Berry Wayne Robins 161 viii
Contents 19 The British Invasion of the Wild West: Country Parody in the Rolling Stones and Other British Bands Oliver Lovesey 20 “I never said I was tasteful”: Lou Reed and the Classic Philosophy of Humor Steven L. Hamelman 21 Randy Newman’s Satirical Vision and the Myth of America Theodore Louis Trost 22 “You ain’t laughing, are you?”: Humor, Misery, and the Replacements Timothy Gray 169 177 186 195 PART 5 Selected Artists II: Comedy in Popular Music 203 23 The Coasters: Funny and Not So Funny Lawrence Pittili 205 24 Lonnie Donegan: From Trad Jazz to King of Skiffle and Variety Star Mats Greiff 212 25 Mountain Butterfly: Dolly Parton’s Transformational Persona in American Country Music Pamela Wilson 221 26 The Wacky and Zany World of Flo Eddie Thomas M. Kitts 230 21 239 “Dare to Be Stupid”: Covering “Weird Al” Yankovic Michael Mooradian Lupro 28 The Aquabats! Defeating Evil One Show at a Time! EricJ. Abbey 246 PART 6 The Music Mockumentary 255 29 “It’s such a fine line between stupid and clever”: A Genealogy of the Music Mockumentary Michael Brendan Baker and Peter Lester 257 30 “We Must Be Flipping Out”: Frank Zappa’s 200 Motels as a Carnivalesque Subversion of Pop Music Scott Henderson 266 ix
Contents 31 All You Need Is Cash: Skewering a Legend with the Prefab Four Kenneth Womack 32 This Chapter Goes to Eleven: This Is Spinal Tap and the Blurring of Authenticity and Fabrication Colin Helb 273 281 PART 7 Popular Music and Humor on Screen 291 33 “Goodnight to the rock ’n’ roll era”: Pavement and the Negotiation of Ambivalence in 1994 Court Carney 293 34 Looking for the Joke with a Microscope: The Intersection of Music and Humor in Repo Man David A. Ensminger 301 35 Humor in the “Booty Video”: Female Artists Talk Back Through the Hip-Hop Intertext Lori Burns and Alyssa Woods 310 36 Of Shreds, Spoofs, and Participatory Cultures: Parodies of Popular Music Videos in Web 2.0 Contexts Martin Butler 321 PART 8 Gender, Sexuality, and Politics 329 37 Ethnic Parody in the Age of Fracture John Thomerson 331 38 “Don’t I look like a Halle Berry poster?”: Humor and Irony in Women’s Hip Hop Gail Hilson Woldu 339 39 We Don’t Know How Lucky We Are: Masculine Humor in New Zealand Popular Music Nick Braae 346 40 From “Tsar Nikolai, Go F*ck Your Mother!” to “Putin, Go F*ck Yourself!”: Musical Humor in Oppressive Regimes Adriana Helbig 354 x
Contents 41 After the Laughter: Al-Manawahly’s Songs and the Poetics of Subversive Humor in Egypt Noha Radwan 361 42 “(What’s So Funny ’Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding”: Humor in Protest Music Nick Baxter-Moore 372 Coda: Unintentional Humor in Popular Music Nick Baxter-Moore and Thomas M. Kitts 380 Notes on Contributors Index 389 397 xi
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contents | Popular music and humor / Thomas M. Kitts and Nick Baxter-Moore -- Humor in early twentieth-century sheet music: problems of contexts and receptions / C. Matthew Balensuela -- What might have been left behind: popular African-American female singers in an age of liberal reform / James Martens -- Jazz humor from a musical perspective / Garth Alper -- Rubes, rednecks, and novelty songs: the comedic tradition in country music / Don Cusic -- Grumbly grimblies, frozen dogs, and other boojums: eccentricity from Chaucer to Carroll in English psychedelia / Peter Grant -- The clown figure in 1970s rock music / Andy Bennett -- Humor in metal music / Deena Weinstein -- "Anarchy in Woolworths": punk comedy and humor / Russ Bestley -- "Mommy's dead": the gallows humor of hardcore punk / Dennis D. McDaniel -- Hip hop's sophisticated comedy / David Caplan -- "The earth is doomed": geek rock, humor, and the end of the world / Victoria Willis -- From Kaiso to Get on bad: humor in Trinidad's calypso and soca music / Amelia Ingram -- "Call me Contractz!": humor, innovation, and competition in Jamaican music / Sonjah Stanley Niaah -- Play and irony in the Kwaito music of postapartheid South Africa / Tuulikki Pietilä -- Humor in Ugandan popular music / David Pier -- Absurdity and nostalgia: humor in K-Pop / Sarah Keith -- Negotiating blackness in French rural spaces: Kamini's hip-hop comedy / Mich Yonah Nywalo -- The "sly wit" of Chuck Berry / Wayne Robins -- The British invasion of the Wild West: country parody on the Rolling Stones and other British bands / Olivery Lovesey -- "I never said I was tasteful": Lou Reed and the classic philosophy of humor / Steven L. Hamelman -- Randy Newman's satirical vision and the myths of America / Theodore Louis Trost -- "You ain't laughing, are you?": humor, mistery, and the replacements / Timothy Gray -- The Coasters: funny and not so funny / Lawrence Pitilli -- Lonnie Donegan: from trad jazz to King of Skiffle and variety star / Mats Greiff -- Mountain butterfly: Dolly Parton's transformational personal in American country music / Pamela Wilson -- The wacky and zany world of Flo & Eddie / Thomas M. Kitts -- "Dare to be stupid": covering "Weird Al" Yankovic / Michael Mooradian Lupro -- The Aquabats!: defeating evil one show at a time! / Eric J. Abbey -- "It's such a fine line between stupid and clever": a genealogy of the music mockumentary / Michael Brendan Baker and Peter Lester -- "We must b flipping out": Frank Zappa's 200 Motels as a carnivalesque subversion of pop music / Scott Henderson -- All you need is cash: skewering a legend with the Prefab Four / Kenneth Womack -- This chapter goes to eleven: This is Spinal Tap and the blurring of authenticity and fabrication / Colin Helb -- "Goodnight to the rock 'n' roll era": pavement and the negotiation of ambivalence in 1994 / Court Carney -- Looking for the joke with a microscope: the intersection of music and humor in Repo Man / David A. Ensminger -- Humor in the "booty video": female artists talk back through the hip-hop intertext / Lori Burns and Alyssa Woods -- Of shreds, spoofs, and participatory cultures: parodies of popular music videos in Web 2.0 contexts / Martin Butler -- Ethnic parody in the age of fracture / John Thomerson -- "Don't I look like a Halle Berry poster?: humor and irony in women's hip-hop / Gail Hilson Woldu -- We don't know how lucky we are: masculine humor in New Zealand popular music / Nick Braae -- From "Tsar Nikolai, go f*ck your mother!: to "Putin, go f*ck yourself!": musical humor in oppresive regimes / Adriana Helbig -- After the laughter: Al-Manawahly's songs and the poetics of subversive humor in Egypt / Noha Radwan -- "(What's so funny 'bout) peace, love, and understanding": humor in protest music / Nick Baxter-Moor -- Unintended humor in popular music / Nick Baxter-Moor and Thomas M. Kitts |
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spelling | The Routledge companion to popular music and humor edited by Thomas M. Kitts and Nick Baxter-Moore Companion to popular music and humor New York ; London Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group 2019 xii, 421 Seiten Illustrationen txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Routledge music companions Popular music and humor / Thomas M. Kitts and Nick Baxter-Moore -- Humor in early twentieth-century sheet music: problems of contexts and receptions / C. Matthew Balensuela -- What might have been left behind: popular African-American female singers in an age of liberal reform / James Martens -- Jazz humor from a musical perspective / Garth Alper -- Rubes, rednecks, and novelty songs: the comedic tradition in country music / Don Cusic -- Grumbly grimblies, frozen dogs, and other boojums: eccentricity from Chaucer to Carroll in English psychedelia / Peter Grant -- The clown figure in 1970s rock music / Andy Bennett -- Humor in metal music / Deena Weinstein -- "Anarchy in Woolworths": punk comedy and humor / Russ Bestley -- "Mommy's dead": the gallows humor of hardcore punk / Dennis D. McDaniel -- Hip hop's sophisticated comedy / David Caplan -- "The earth is doomed": geek rock, humor, and the end of the world / Victoria Willis -- From Kaiso to Get on bad: humor in Trinidad's calypso and soca music / Amelia Ingram -- "Call me Contractz!": humor, innovation, and competition in Jamaican music / Sonjah Stanley Niaah -- Play and irony in the Kwaito music of postapartheid South Africa / Tuulikki Pietilä -- Humor in Ugandan popular music / David Pier -- Absurdity and nostalgia: humor in K-Pop / Sarah Keith -- Negotiating blackness in French rural spaces: Kamini's hip-hop comedy / Mich Yonah Nywalo -- The "sly wit" of Chuck Berry / Wayne Robins -- The British invasion of the Wild West: country parody on the Rolling Stones and other British bands / Olivery Lovesey -- "I never said I was tasteful": Lou Reed and the classic philosophy of humor / Steven L. Hamelman -- Randy Newman's satirical vision and the myths of America / Theodore Louis Trost -- "You ain't laughing, are you?": humor, mistery, and the replacements / Timothy Gray -- The Coasters: funny and not so funny / Lawrence Pitilli -- Lonnie Donegan: from trad jazz to King of Skiffle and variety star / Mats Greiff -- Mountain butterfly: Dolly Parton's transformational personal in American country music / Pamela Wilson -- The wacky and zany world of Flo & Eddie / Thomas M. Kitts -- "Dare to be stupid": covering "Weird Al" Yankovic / Michael Mooradian Lupro -- The Aquabats!: defeating evil one show at a time! / Eric J. Abbey -- "It's such a fine line between stupid and clever": a genealogy of the music mockumentary / Michael Brendan Baker and Peter Lester -- "We must b flipping out": Frank Zappa's 200 Motels as a carnivalesque subversion of pop music / Scott Henderson -- All you need is cash: skewering a legend with the Prefab Four / Kenneth Womack -- This chapter goes to eleven: This is Spinal Tap and the blurring of authenticity and fabrication / Colin Helb -- "Goodnight to the rock 'n' roll era": pavement and the negotiation of ambivalence in 1994 / Court Carney -- Looking for the joke with a microscope: the intersection of music and humor in Repo Man / David A. Ensminger -- Humor in the "booty video": female artists talk back through the hip-hop intertext / Lori Burns and Alyssa Woods -- Of shreds, spoofs, and participatory cultures: parodies of popular music videos in Web 2.0 contexts / Martin Butler -- Ethnic parody in the age of fracture / John Thomerson -- "Don't I look like a Halle Berry poster?: humor and irony in women's hip-hop / Gail Hilson Woldu -- We don't know how lucky we are: masculine humor in New Zealand popular music / Nick Braae -- From "Tsar Nikolai, go f*ck your mother!: to "Putin, go f*ck yourself!": musical humor in oppresive regimes / Adriana Helbig -- After the laughter: Al-Manawahly's songs and the poetics of subversive humor in Egypt / Noha Radwan -- "(What's so funny 'bout) peace, love, and understanding": humor in protest music / Nick Baxter-Moor -- Unintended humor in popular music / Nick Baxter-Moor and Thomas M. Kitts Humor (DE-588)4026170-0 gnd rswk-swf Rockmusik (DE-588)4115774-6 gnd rswk-swf Popmusik (DE-588)4046781-8 gnd rswk-swf Humor in music Popular music / History and criticism Popular music Criticism, interpretation, etc (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content Popmusik (DE-588)4046781-8 s Rockmusik (DE-588)4115774-6 s Humor (DE-588)4026170-0 s DE-604 Kitts, Thomas M. 1955- (DE-588)1069182575 edt Baxter-Moore, Nicolas (DE-588)1157211984 edt Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, ebk. 978-1-351-26664-2 Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=031325050&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
spellingShingle | The Routledge companion to popular music and humor Popular music and humor / Thomas M. Kitts and Nick Baxter-Moore -- Humor in early twentieth-century sheet music: problems of contexts and receptions / C. Matthew Balensuela -- What might have been left behind: popular African-American female singers in an age of liberal reform / James Martens -- Jazz humor from a musical perspective / Garth Alper -- Rubes, rednecks, and novelty songs: the comedic tradition in country music / Don Cusic -- Grumbly grimblies, frozen dogs, and other boojums: eccentricity from Chaucer to Carroll in English psychedelia / Peter Grant -- The clown figure in 1970s rock music / Andy Bennett -- Humor in metal music / Deena Weinstein -- "Anarchy in Woolworths": punk comedy and humor / Russ Bestley -- "Mommy's dead": the gallows humor of hardcore punk / Dennis D. McDaniel -- Hip hop's sophisticated comedy / David Caplan -- "The earth is doomed": geek rock, humor, and the end of the world / Victoria Willis -- From Kaiso to Get on bad: humor in Trinidad's calypso and soca music / Amelia Ingram -- "Call me Contractz!": humor, innovation, and competition in Jamaican music / Sonjah Stanley Niaah -- Play and irony in the Kwaito music of postapartheid South Africa / Tuulikki Pietilä -- Humor in Ugandan popular music / David Pier -- Absurdity and nostalgia: humor in K-Pop / Sarah Keith -- Negotiating blackness in French rural spaces: Kamini's hip-hop comedy / Mich Yonah Nywalo -- The "sly wit" of Chuck Berry / Wayne Robins -- The British invasion of the Wild West: country parody on the Rolling Stones and other British bands / Olivery Lovesey -- "I never said I was tasteful": Lou Reed and the classic philosophy of humor / Steven L. Hamelman -- Randy Newman's satirical vision and the myths of America / Theodore Louis Trost -- "You ain't laughing, are you?": humor, mistery, and the replacements / Timothy Gray -- The Coasters: funny and not so funny / Lawrence Pitilli -- Lonnie Donegan: from trad jazz to King of Skiffle and variety star / Mats Greiff -- Mountain butterfly: Dolly Parton's transformational personal in American country music / Pamela Wilson -- The wacky and zany world of Flo & Eddie / Thomas M. Kitts -- "Dare to be stupid": covering "Weird Al" Yankovic / Michael Mooradian Lupro -- The Aquabats!: defeating evil one show at a time! / Eric J. Abbey -- "It's such a fine line between stupid and clever": a genealogy of the music mockumentary / Michael Brendan Baker and Peter Lester -- "We must b flipping out": Frank Zappa's 200 Motels as a carnivalesque subversion of pop music / Scott Henderson -- All you need is cash: skewering a legend with the Prefab Four / Kenneth Womack -- This chapter goes to eleven: This is Spinal Tap and the blurring of authenticity and fabrication / Colin Helb -- "Goodnight to the rock 'n' roll era": pavement and the negotiation of ambivalence in 1994 / Court Carney -- Looking for the joke with a microscope: the intersection of music and humor in Repo Man / David A. Ensminger -- Humor in the "booty video": female artists talk back through the hip-hop intertext / Lori Burns and Alyssa Woods -- Of shreds, spoofs, and participatory cultures: parodies of popular music videos in Web 2.0 contexts / Martin Butler -- Ethnic parody in the age of fracture / John Thomerson -- "Don't I look like a Halle Berry poster?: humor and irony in women's hip-hop / Gail Hilson Woldu -- We don't know how lucky we are: masculine humor in New Zealand popular music / Nick Braae -- From "Tsar Nikolai, go f*ck your mother!: to "Putin, go f*ck yourself!": musical humor in oppresive regimes / Adriana Helbig -- After the laughter: Al-Manawahly's songs and the poetics of subversive humor in Egypt / Noha Radwan -- "(What's so funny 'bout) peace, love, and understanding": humor in protest music / Nick Baxter-Moor -- Unintended humor in popular music / Nick Baxter-Moor and Thomas M. Kitts Humor (DE-588)4026170-0 gnd Rockmusik (DE-588)4115774-6 gnd Popmusik (DE-588)4046781-8 gnd |
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title | The Routledge companion to popular music and humor |
title_alt | Companion to popular music and humor |
title_auth | The Routledge companion to popular music and humor |
title_exact_search | The Routledge companion to popular music and humor |
title_full | The Routledge companion to popular music and humor edited by Thomas M. Kitts and Nick Baxter-Moore |
title_fullStr | The Routledge companion to popular music and humor edited by Thomas M. Kitts and Nick Baxter-Moore |
title_full_unstemmed | The Routledge companion to popular music and humor edited by Thomas M. Kitts and Nick Baxter-Moore |
title_short | The Routledge companion to popular music and humor |
title_sort | the routledge companion to popular music and humor |
topic | Humor (DE-588)4026170-0 gnd Rockmusik (DE-588)4115774-6 gnd Popmusik (DE-588)4046781-8 gnd |
topic_facet | Humor Rockmusik Popmusik Aufsatzsammlung |
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