Sex, drugs, rock & roll, and musicals
by Scott Miller
Rock musicMusicMusicalsPsychological aspectsSocial aspectsHistory and criticismRock music, social aspectsMusicals, history and criticism
"Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll, and Musicals shows how American culture has changed over the twentieth century, from the Roaring Twenties (The Wild Party) to the cultural chaos of the '50s (Grease) and the sexual revolution of the '60s (Hair) and '70s (Rocky Horror), to the rebirth of the art form in the '90s (Bat Boy), and up to the present, exploring where we've been and where we might be heading. This is a celebration of the counter-culture taking center stage in the most American of performing arts, and changing it forever."--Page [4] of cover.
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