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When Genres Collide: DownBeat, Rolling Stone, and the Struggle Between Jazz And Rock

Genre labeling is a sticky wicket. There is no telling howmany arguments have taken place over impassioned opinions on where to draw an invisible line. The fact that these arguments take place ultimately tells us less about where the line should go, and more about ourselves and the social meaning of our music. Matt Brennan’s When Genres Collide is a thorough and well-written examination of this phenomenon with respect to jazz and rock. In his own words, Brennan explains that