Highlights Of 20th Century Music 1899-1972

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Highlights of 20th Century Music 1899 - 1972 by Justin Bouchard


A 31-part, 47-hour documentary series on the evolution of recorded popular music in the 20th Century, from the dawn of the ragtime era in 1899 (when sound recordings were a new commodity and sheet music outsold records for home piano consumption) to the start of 1972 (when recordings totaled more than two billion dollars in sales during that year). Was produced in the state of Hawaii as a free educational public service. Feel free to download and/or burn to DVDs and please utilize this for classrooms and educational teaching material. Featuring three bonus segments totaling 4 hours that did not fit into the chronology of the original program but are nevertheless integral to the history of 20th Century recorded music.

Producer Justin Bouchard
Audio/Visual sound, color
Contact Information Justin Bouchard [email protected]

Credits

Produced, edited, narrated and researched by Justin Bouchard between September 2015 and May 2016 (Molokai and Oahu, Hawaii).
Sound recordings courtesy of Internet Archive, Jazz-On-Line.com, Time-Life Music (Your Hit Parade, The Rock 'N' Roll Era, Classic Rock, Superhits, Country USA and Sounds of the Seventies) and Collectables Records.
Film footage courtesy of Internet Archive, YouTube and MPI Home Video.
Images courtesy of Discogs.com, Wikimedia Commons, Library of Congress and The Red Hot Jazz Archive (redhotjazz.com).
Billboard and record chart data courtesy of Joel Whitburn and Record Research.
Best selling records (1929-1967) courtesy of Lucerne Media's Universal Video Yearbook series.
Segments

1. The Dawn Of The 20th Century: 1899-1913
2. The 1914 Hit Parade
3. Ragtime's Final Years: 1915 & 1916
4. The First Jazz Recordings: 1917
5. America During World War One: 1917 & 1918
6. The Post-War Era: 1919 & 1920
7. The Early 1920s: 1921-1924
8. The First Electrical Microphone Recordings: 1925 & 1926
9. The 1927 Hit Parade
10. The Final Years of the 1920s: 1928 & 1929
11. The Early Great Depression Years: 1930-1932
12. Beginnings of the Big Band Swing Era: 1933-1935
13. Swing, Swing, Swing: 1936-1938
14. The 1939 Hit Parade
15. The Early 1940s: 1940-1942
16. The Swing Era's Twilight: 1943 & 1944
17. Victory: The 1945 Hit Parade
18. The Postwar Years: 1946-1949
19. Beginnings of the Fabulous Fifties: 1950-1953
20. The Final "Your Hit Parade" Years: 1954 & 1955
21. A Year of Transition: The Hits of 1956
22. The Rock 'N' Roll Explosion: 1957 & 1958
23. A Year of Change: 1959
24. Beginnings of the Swinging Sixties: 1960-1962
25. The End of the Rock 'N' Roll Era: 1963
26. A Year of Musical Change: 1964
27. The Rock Revolution: 1965
28. Turbulent Years: 1966 & 1967
29. The Music of 1968
30. Transitional Years: 1969 & 1970
31. The Early Seventies: 1971 & 1972
Bonus 1. Postwar Jazz, R&B and Country: 1946-1950
Bonus 2. Jazz Milestones of the Fifties and Sixties
Bonus 3. Adult Contemporary Music of the 1960s