Description
In this distinctive examination of rock and roll, Campbell and Brody adopt an evolutionary perspective, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of this immensely popular genre and its intrinsic musical connections. Starting with the origins of rock, the authors progress in chronological order to explore various rock styles and their influences, spanning from 1950s rhythm and blues to the emergence of new wave. This work distinguishes itself by presenting rock as a cohesive family of musical styles, offering an inclusive perspective on the genre's evolution, along with thorough musical analysis.
