"Let it Roll" is a podcast about the history of popular music from the 19th Century to the 21st. Proud part of Pantheon - the podcast network for music lovers.
Edison's Phonograph vs. the Gramophone: Let It ...
44 min
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Beginning the Jazz Age: Vaudeville, Minstrelsy,...
38 min
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The Vaudeville Roots of Country Music: Let It R...
The Protobilly CD collection illustrates the direct lineage of 1890s Vaudeville and minstrelsy in 1920s American country music.
45 min
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Jubilee Singers and Barbershop Quartets Continu...
The moment when African-American music strove for maximum respectability and approval from White folk —- and they got it too. Nashville’s Fisk Jubilee Singers were a sensation in Europe and were summoned to meet Queen Victoria.
38 min
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How 19th Century American Music Got Hot: Let It...
41 min
6
American Music Developed in the 19th Century NY...
42 min
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My Old Kentucky Home's Century of Myth: Let It ...
39 min
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Francis Child Collected Ballads and Kicked Off ...
39 min
9
The most popular American musician of the 19th ...
32 min
10
Scott, Pepys, Dickens - The Literary Roots of T...
38 min
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Beethoven freed music from the tyranny of patro...
35 min
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In America African Culture Survived as The Spir...
43 min
13
The Subversive Side of Classical Music: Let It ...
43 min
14
Clave and the contradance in the colonial Carib...
36 min
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The musics of Europe and Africa collided in Cub...
40 min
16
The Ancient Repertoire the Folk Genre Built On:...
41 min
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The Cultural Blend That Made New Orleans Music ...
40 min
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Music as a Magical, Subversive Power: Let It Ro...
43 min
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The History of Music is Subversive, Not Respect...
38 min
20
Chula Fronteras Documented Tejano Legends Like ...
39 min
21
Grunge Bands Like Nirvana Drew All Eyes to the ...
44 min
22
The Time Nirvana Opened For Sonic Youth and Mad...
38 min
23
The Sex Pistols Launched Punk Rock in London & ...
42 min
24
The New York Dolls' Punky Glam Was Too Much, To...
40 min
25
ZZ Top Took Marshall Amps and Remade Boogie-Blu...