2009-11-13

Crazy Horse, Kandia; Stew; Willis, Ike; Hollinden, Andy

This panel examines the following broad areas: (1) the ways in which African American rock musicians conceive of and define rock as a musical genre; (2) how rock is situated within the broader spectrums of African American music and American popular music; (3) the social and political context for the emergence of this music; and (4) the role of rock in African American community life. Video files consist of 14 sec. calibration pattern (not included here) and 117 minutes of footage from main camera and 117 minutes of simultaneously recorded footage from side camera.

Indiana University, Radio and Television Services; McAlpin, Michael; Batcheller, Anna

Archives of African American Music and Culture

Bloomington; Indiana; United States

Reclaiming the Right to Rock: Black Experiences in Rock Music

Archives of African American Music and Culture

English

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3 video files (mov, 3 hrs., 54 min., 5 sec.) : sound, color ; 62 GB + 1 transcript (24 pages), 39 digital photographs (color), 2 videocassettes (HD miniDV, 107 minutes : sound, color)

Other: DVF 1040; Other: DVF 1041