On Highway 61 by McNally, Dennis -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Introduction I: Race and the Freedom Principle in Nineteenth-Century America

1. America and Henry Thoreau 2. A Child of the River and the South 3. Antebellum Black Music and White Minstrelsy 4. Mark Twain Grows 5. Huckleberry Finn 6. Black Minstrelsy and the Rise of Ragtime

II: African American Music and the White Response

7. Race in America from the 1890s to the 1920s 8. The Primal Blues, Their First Popularizer, Their First Star 9. The Birth of Jazz, in New Orleans and New York City 10. Louis 11. The Blues Women 12. White People and Jazz and Its Flowering in New York 13. The Flood, and the Blues That Followed 14. Swing 15. Robert Johnson 16. “Spirituals to Swing” and After 17. Bop and the Music of the ’40s 18. Muddy Waters and Louis Jordan Change the Blues 19. Folk Roots and ’50s Rock 20. The Beats and Folk Emerge and Jazz Ascends 21. The Blues Revival

III: The Man Who Brought It All Back Home

22. Bob Zimmerman Becomes Bob Dylan 23. Dylan in New York 24. The Movement and Changes 25. An Existential Troubadour 26. Home Again to Rock ’n’ Roll

Notes Bibliography Permissions Acknowledgments Index

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