The History of British Rock 'n' Roll
                                                                                                        Bell, Robin
                                                                                                
                                                
                        | Autor: | Bell, Robin | 
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| Veröffentlichungsdatum: | 15.02.2016 | 
| EAN: | 9789198191653 | 
| Sprache: | Englisch | 
| Seitenzahl: | 464 | 
| Produktart: | Kartoniert / Broschiert | 
| Verlag: | Robin Bell | 
| Untertitel: | The Beat Boom 1963 - 1966 | 
                    Produktinformationen "The History of British Rock 'n' Roll"
                
            
                                                
                        There is no doubt that Rock 'n' Roll had its beginnings in   America. Artists such as Bill Haley, Little Richard,   Jerry Lee Lewis, Gene Vincent, Elvis Presley and Eddie   Cochran were the idols of the early British rock 'n' rollers,   as homegrown acts such as Tommy Steele, Lonnie   Donegan, Billy Fury and Cliff Richard produced their   own versions of this new music.    But by the end of 1962, rock 'n' roll was in danger of   becoming extinct. The music charts on both sides of the   Atlantic were overwhelmed by softer songs lacking the   dynamism and raw power of the originators.     Emerging from this panache of smoothness, the British   acts of the Beat Boom rejuvenated and revitalised the   music industry with their freshness and excitement.     This is the story of those climactic years when Britannia   ruled the airwaves across the world.
                    
                                     
    
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