A common problem described in popular music of the 1930s was
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Emergence of popular music in 1930s led to the introduction of loud beats and crooners who repeated the same chorus again and again.
Success of swing music, jazz and traditional pop killed the melody genre associated with western music in 1920s.
The artists of this era used satirical lyrics to express the anger of common citizens during the great depression of 1930s
Success of swing music, jazz and traditional pop killed the melody genre associated with western music in 1920s.
The artists of this era used satirical lyrics to express the anger of common citizens during the great depression of 1930s
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Lack of resources, money, and no or less knowledge about how to take the music to the masses was one of the many problems that was observed during the 1930s.
There were singers and musicians, but they hardly had any resources to come out on the platform and let the world know about music.
There were singers and musicians, but they hardly had any resources to come out on the platform and let the world know about music.
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