"Shame and Scandal": Robert Service, Calypso, and Country Music
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"Shame and Scandal": Robert Service, Calypso, and Country Music

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Published 1989-06-01
  • Douglas Gifford
Douglas Gifford
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Gifford, D. (1989). "Shame and Scandal": Robert Service, Calypso, and Country Music. MUSICultures, 17. Retrieved from https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/view/21738
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Abstract

Dans son article. Douglas Gifford examine l’anecdote traditionnelle traitant de la fille qui ne peut trouver d'époux car son père Itti dit que tous les prétendants sont ses fils. A la fin, sa mère dit à la fille qu ’elle n’a rien ci s'inquiéter, parce que son «père» n'est pas son vrai père. Gifford discute ce thème qui est à la hase de «Madame la Marquise » de Rudyard Kipling, et d'un «blues» chante par Odetta. Finalement, il décrit la rapport entre ces deux et la version chantée par Joe Nicholson, un chanteur populaire ontarien.
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