Music Now And Then

Music Now and Then explores the evolution of popular music in the United States from the 1920s to the present day. Through a series of engaging essays and interviews, Ashley Pettis examines the cultural and social forces that shaped the music of each era, from jazz and big band to rock and hip hop. She also explores the role of technology in the production and distribution of music and offers insights into the ways that music has both reflected and influenced broader societal trends. This book is an accessible and engaging guide to the history of American popular music.

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