33 Revolutions per Minute: A History of Protest Songs, from Billie Holiday to Green Day – An Authoritative Portrait of Music and Activism
Dorian Lynskey’s 33 Revolutions per Minute is an authoritative history of protest songs and music activism. Tracing the tradition from Billie Holiday to Green Day, it examines how artists and songs have expressed social and political concerns across changing eras.
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33 Revolutions per Minute explores the history of protest songs and their relationship to music and activism.
Dorian Lynskey presents an authoritative portrait of a musical tradition shaped by social and political expression.
Spanning from Billie Holiday to Green Day, the book follows protest music across different eras and artists.
It offers readers a broad account of how songs can reflect, express, and participate in movements for change.
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