Popular Music During World War II: Patriotism and Personal Communications.

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Title:	Popular Music During World War II: Patriotism and Personal Communications.
Authors:	Cooper, B. Lee
Descriptors:	Discographies; Imagery; Letters (Correspondence); Morale; Patriotism; Popular Music; Songs; Vocal Music; World War II
Source:	International Journal of Instructional Media, v23 n2 p181-92 1996
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Publication Date:	1996-00-00
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Pub Types:	Journal Articles; Opinion Papers; Reference Materials - Bibliographies
Abstract:	Argues that recorded music from 1941-45 served as a domestic and overseas morale-booster for Americans. Discusses the audio images of home-front stability communicated to soldiers and provides a bibliography of over 60 popular recordings illustrating direct references to letter exchanges, epistolary tendencies in lyrical communication, and songs recorded by male and female vocalists. (Author/PEN)
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ISSN:	ISSN-0892-1815
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Languages:	English
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