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Black Music in Britain book. Can whites play "black music"? These are difficult yet fundamental questions which Paul Oliver addresses at length in this volume, which places the contribution of black musicians to popular music in its socio-historical contexts. Part 1 concentrates upon the background from 1800-1950 including 19th-century attitudes to "bla What is "black music"? Do all musicians play it? Can whites play "black music"?

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Popular music in Britain is more than just art With classical music having significantly elitist roots, genres such as punk, indie and grime have been born out of social underclass that was in need of hope. This was provided by people like Sid Vicious, David Bowie and Stormzy who people could identify with, more than classical musicians. Their influence transcends just music and makes people want to act a certain way, dress a certain way and live their life the way their heroes do. British music resonates with people more so than classical.