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Assignment: (I'm choosing Tom Petty as my artist)
Artist Paper :
Here is your chance to champion one of your favorite artists. Choose a rock artist (solo artist or group) whom you believe is important, but who is not represented on the syllabus or in your listening assignments, and write a 6-8 page research paper arguing why he/she/they should be included in a history of rock music class. Your thesis should be something like, “The work of Artist A is historically significant because of X, Y, and Z”. You may consider the following questions as you organize your ideas: what is special about this artist’s music or career? How did the artist reflect or affect the culture of their time? What musical influences are evident in the artist’s work, and how has the artist in turn influenced other performers? What roles have technology, the economy, and the state of the music industry played in the artist’s career? Do not use these questions as an organizational crutch, and do not simply write a bio of your artist. Let the logic of your thesis organize your writing.
Be sure to properly document your research: papers submitted without proper citations will receive a zero. Your sources should be varied and in-depth and should include few (if any) non-academic internet sites such as wikipedia.com, rollingstone.com and the like, although newspapers and magazines are sometimes good sources for popular music research. Please use Chicago style citation (if you are rusty, check out this website: http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html).
Please also include a separate page with a list of works cited at the end of your paper.
This paper is due Thursday, February 23. No extensions will be granted. Late papers will be accepted up to one week after the due date, but your grade will be lowered one increment (i.e. B to B-) for each day late. Do NOT submit papers via email; if you must turn in a paper late, bring it to the Blair receptionist to have it time stamped and place it in my mailbox. Important: the Blair office is open M-F 9am-5pm only, which means that anything finished after 5pm will be an additional day late. Please do not tack papers onto or slide papers under my office door. Papers turned in more than one week late will not be accepted and a zero will be given for the assignment.
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