Canon Fodder: Bettye LaVette - Caitlin Wolper.Won't You Spare Me Over: 'Oh Death' haunts the American musical landscape - Stephen Deusner.Violent Verses: Modern musicians grapple with the legacy of murder ballads - Stacy Chandler.Carrying a Torch: Carly Simon's most heartfelt standards album turns 40 - Charles Donovan.Canon Fodder: Caleb Caudle - Caitlin Wolper.Reframing 'The Father of American Music': Reckoning with blackface minstrelsy and the legacy of Stephen Foster - Kim Ruehl.Versatile Voice: Rachael Price goes back to the (Song)book - Noah Berlatsky.An American Icon: Louis Armstrong - Hilary Saunders /rebates/2ftitle2fthe-great-american-songbook-the-composers-sheet-music2f17420772&252ftitle252fthe-great-american-songbook-the-composers-sheet-music252f1742077226tc3dbing-&idsheetmusicplus&nameSheet+Music+Plus&ra6.The Men With Golden Ears: Max Dreyfus, George Gershwin, and the rise and fall of Tin Pan Alley - Charley Ruddell.Canon Fodder: Loudon Wainwright III - Caitlin Wolper The foundational period of the Great American Songbook, represents the most important and influential American popular songs and jazz standards of the early 20th century that were created for Broadway musicals, Tin Pan Alley, and Hollywood musical films.But this issue also challenges the existing discourse on American standards, explores how these musical traditions continue to influence contemporary roots artists, and questions what in our songbook really deserves to survive.
Stories examine the legacies of some of those beloved composers, songwriters, and songs. The Great American Songbook refers to the collection of 20th-century popular songs and jazz standards that helped define pop music in the United States.
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