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]]> By: More inside-outside US-Europe race in music examples http://blog.globalistgirl.net/2008/03/04/black-american-music-culture-and-american-imported-influences-in-music/comment-page-1/#comment-480 More inside-outside US-Europe race in music examples Sat, 14 Jun 2008 19:08:40 +0000 http://blog.globalistgirl.net/2008/03/04/black-american-music-culture-and-american-imported-influences-in-music/#comment-480 [...] most of these songs were always meant for local consumption. Here, you can see fairly clearly how what Americans might consider black music speaks on behalf of the US as a whole. (For those who are thinking about Rednex, think about how we laugh at that song compared to most [...] [...] most of these songs were always meant for local consumption. Here, you can see fairly clearly how what Americans might consider black music speaks on behalf of the US as a whole. (For those who are thinking about Rednex, think about how we laugh at that song compared to most [...]

]]> By: Hip-Hop and Global Identity Politics http://blog.globalistgirl.net/2008/03/04/black-american-music-culture-and-american-imported-influences-in-music/comment-page-1/#comment-463 Hip-Hop and Global Identity Politics Thu, 05 Jun 2008 23:25:37 +0000 http://blog.globalistgirl.net/2008/03/04/black-american-music-culture-and-american-imported-influences-in-music/#comment-463 [...] to hiphop or rap only seems to have something to do with race inside the US. As I’ve also mentioned before, those music types are stripped of racial overtones almost completely outside the US, in my [...] [...] to hiphop or rap only seems to have something to do with race inside the US. As I’ve also mentioned before, those music types are stripped of racial overtones almost completely outside the US, in my [...]

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]]> By: aestuatum.info » Blog Archive » Black American Music Culture and American Imported Influences in Music http://blog.globalistgirl.net/2008/03/04/black-american-music-culture-and-american-imported-influences-in-music/comment-page-1/#comment-163 aestuatum.info » Blog Archive » Black American Music Culture and American Imported Influences in Music Thu, 06 Mar 2008 00:21:51 +0000 http://blog.globalistgirl.net/2008/03/04/black-american-music-culture-and-american-imported-influences-in-music/#comment-163 [...] Seine Eltern lernten sich in den 70er Jahren an der Uni Köln kennen. Beide engagierten sich in der Studentenbewegung. Mit einer Ensemblepolitik, die Ausschläge nach oben wie unten vermeidet, wuchs eine homogene und variable Truppe heran, die eher dem pluralistischen Spielplan als der individuellen Egovergrößerung dient, globalistgirl: [...] [...] Seine Eltern lernten sich in den 70er Jahren an der Uni Köln kennen. Beide engagierten sich in der Studentenbewegung. Mit einer Ensemblepolitik, die Ausschläge nach oben wie unten vermeidet, wuchs eine homogene und variable Truppe heran, die eher dem pluralistischen Spielplan als der individuellen Egovergrößerung dient, globalistgirl: [...]

]]> By: globalistgirl http://blog.globalistgirl.net/2008/03/04/black-american-music-culture-and-american-imported-influences-in-music/comment-page-1/#comment-160 globalistgirl Wed, 05 Mar 2008 17:19:03 +0000 http://blog.globalistgirl.net/2008/03/04/black-american-music-culture-and-american-imported-influences-in-music/#comment-160 If you're interested in more such instances, I can try to dig up the article I read a while ago describing the frustration of Japanese jazz musicians in terms of identity, because many of them felt that you have to be American to be a real jazz musician. I can kind of see where they're coming from. The way the legendary American jazz pioneers are pictured give off a unique vibe. They are what they are, something new, creative and world culture content generators on the behalf of the US. I only learned in school (in Sweden, in music class) that jazz, r&b and rock were considered Black American music, and that White Americans resisted and looked down on Black American music of various kinds before they tried to make it their own. It's still book knowledge to me - it feels like anyone with eyes in their head (looking in from the outside) can see that those musicians (who also happened to be black) created something very American. Those music contributions are, in my opinion, America's finest national contribution to world fine culture. Any problems White Americans have taking pride in their country's cultural traditions and creations is kind of bizarre. I guess that just goes to show how important race is internally in the US. If you’re interested in more such instances, I can try to dig up the article I read a while ago describing the frustration of Japanese jazz musicians in terms of identity, because many of them felt that you have to be American to be a real jazz musician. I can kind of see where they’re coming from. The way the legendary American jazz pioneers are pictured give off a unique vibe. They are what they are, something new, creative and world culture content generators on the behalf of the US. I only learned in school (in Sweden, in music class) that jazz, r&b and rock were considered Black American music, and that White Americans resisted and looked down on Black American music of various kinds before they tried to make it their own. It’s still book knowledge to me – it feels like anyone with eyes in their head (looking in from the outside) can see that those musicians (who also happened to be black) created something very American. Those music contributions are, in my opinion, America’s finest national contribution to world fine culture. Any problems White Americans have taking pride in their country’s cultural traditions and creations is kind of bizarre. I guess that just goes to show how important race is internally in the US.

]]> By: Latoya Peterson http://blog.globalistgirl.net/2008/03/04/black-american-music-culture-and-american-imported-influences-in-music/comment-page-1/#comment-156 Latoya Peterson Wed, 05 Mar 2008 03:05:20 +0000 http://blog.globalistgirl.net/2008/03/04/black-american-music-culture-and-american-imported-influences-in-music/#comment-156 Fascinating stuff. Don't be surprised if you see this quoted on Racialicious :-) Fascinating stuff. Don’t be surprised if you see this quoted on Racialicious :-)

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