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Nashville's Response to Music Change
28:31 - 34:01 (05:30)
A discussion on Nashville's traditional response to music changes and the differential treatment famous people receive, exemplified through Jerry Lee Lewis' murder case and snubbing of country rock band The Birds.
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This transcript discusses how music institutions, like Nashville, have struggled to adapt to changes in genres of music, such as the arrival of rock and roll.
28:31 - 31:56 (03:25)
Summary
This transcript discusses how music institutions, like Nashville, have struggled to adapt to changes in genres of music, such as the arrival of rock and roll. It highlights the importance of adaptation for institutions to remain relevant in a changing industry.
ChapterNashville's Response to Music Change
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The Birds were invited to perform in Nashville in the 1960s despite the no long hairs policy due to their new country rock style, but the audience didn't receive them well.
31:56 - 34:01 (02:05)
Summary
The Birds were invited to perform in Nashville in the 1960s despite the no long hairs policy due to their new country rock style, but the audience didn't receive them well. The treatment of famous people is different from that of the common folks even in a murder investigation.