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Soulful Kinda Music Guide to Detroit Soul : A Discography of the Motor City by Dave Rimmer (2017, Trade Paperback)
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ISBN-101533246351
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Book TitleSoulful Kinda Music Guide to Detroit Soul : a Discography of the MotorCity
Number of Pages270 Pages
LanguageEnglish
TopicDiscography & Buyer's Guides
Publication Year2017
GenreMusic
AuthorDave Rimmer
Book SeriesSoul Cities Ser.
FormatTrade Paperback
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Item Height0.6 in
Item Weight16.7 Oz
Item Length9 in
Item Width6 in
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SynopsisDetroit was a Jazz city in the 1950s, but with the dawn of the the Sixties, the sound the city wanted was Soul Music.You can't ignore the influence that Berry Gordy Jr had on the city's music. He built the largest Black American owned company in the world with his Motown Empire.But there was so much more to the music of the Motor City. There were hundreds of little labels who produced music just as good as that of the major labels, but for one reason or another (Usually a lack of promotion and money) they failed to become hits.This book tries to redress that balance, by focusing on the smaller labels and the artists who made great records, but never got the hits. Stuffed full to the brim with Label Listings and Artist Discographies, this is a book for the serious Detroit afficianado., Detroit was a Jazz city in the 1950s, but with the dawn of the the Sixties, the sound the city wanted was Soul Music. You can't ignore the influence that Berry Gordy Jr had on the city's music. He built the largest Black American owned company in the world with his Motown Empire. But there was so much more to the music of the Motor City. There were hundreds of little labels who produced music just as good as that of the major labels, but for one reason or another (Usually a lack of promotion and money) they failed to become hits. This book tries to redress that balance, by focusing on the smaller labels and the artists who made great records, but never got the hits. Stuffed full to the brim with Label Listings and Artist Discographies, this is a book for the serious Detroit afficianado.
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