Flowers in the Dustbin: The Rise of Rock and Roll, 1947-1977
by James Miller
In Flowers in the Dustbin, James Miller charts the ascent of rock and roll from 1947 to 1977, capturing the genre's explosive growth and cultural significance. Through a detailed historical lens, the book illuminates the musical revolution that redefined entertainment and youth culture across America.
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Flowers in the Dustbin traces the rise of rock and roll over three pivotal decades, starting from 1947. The book examines how this musical form emerged and developed in the United States.
James Miller provides an insightful overview of the key movements and influences that shaped rock and roll through 1977. It highlights the genre's impact on popular culture and society.
The narrative covers the period's musical innovations and the broader context in which they occurred. Readers gain an understanding of rock and roll's enduring legacy.
This work serves as a comprehensive guide to the historical arc of one of the 20th century's most influential art forms.
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