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Introduction : reclaiming the past from the margins of history -- Race and class in Southern juxtaposition : the forgotten roots of a (rock) revolution -- Popular culture and the struggle for black equality in the postwar South : rethinking the relationship -- "Could fifty million record buyers have been irrelevant?" : understanding the past through popular music -- Dateline Dixie : rock 'n' roll, race, and the issue of change -- Conquering the bias of taste : postwar guardians of culture and the critique of 1950s rock 'n' roll -- With all deliberate speed and disorder : a silent generation defines itself -- The King of Rock as hillbilly cat : myth and Southern history revisited -- Rock 'n' roll, race, and Elvis Presley : Southern youth in dissent?
Includes bibliographical references (pages [281]-311) and index.