The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: A Great Migration Story, 1917–1932
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The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: A Great Migration Story, 1917–1932

by Scott Blackwood

History Music American History Cultural Studies
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The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records follows the label’s story from 1917 to 1932, connecting its development and decline with the broader history of the Great Migration. Scott Blackwood offers a focused account of music, movement, and cultural change in this important period of American history.

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Scott Blackwood’s The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records examines the history of a record label established in 1917 and concluded in 1932.

The book connects Paramount Records with the Great Migration, presenting the label’s story within a major movement in American history.

Spanning the years 1917–1932, this work explores the label’s development, influence, and decline.

It offers a historical perspective on music, migration, and the cultural forces surrounding Paramount Records.

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