The Pop of Yestercentury
Andrew J. SammutI research and write about lesser-known jazz and jazz-influenced popular music from the pre-World War II era. Posts are cross-published on Substack and Wordpress.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | yestercenturypop.substack.com |
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Classical Coverage for Early Music America
In addition to writing about early jazz and American popular music here, I’m fortunate to be able to cover classical music for Early Music America online. Jazz was actually my gateway to Baroque music, which also features a lot of improvisa...
Jazz: The Gateway Drug to Classical Music
It’s no surprise that yestercentury’s verdicts on jazz included plenty of praise and lots of bile. New music always gets the same criticisms: lacking quality, spreading immorality, derivative of older music, and a lot of racist claims rangi...
Selling Songs and Commercial Creativity
Image from Ralph Wondraschek’s collection.
George Frazier's Warning to Jazz Purists
If a critic makes an innocent typo today, you can leave a comment, post a response, or email an entire argument. Yet the critic who slammed your favorite album decades before your birth can’t even get a curt letter. Ironically, their commen...
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I research lesser-known jazz and jazz-influenced popular music from the pre-World War II era. Posts are cross-published on Substack and WordPress.
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