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Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-16152-8 — the Ballad in American Popular Music David Metzer Index More Information Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-16152-8 — The Ballad in American Popular Music David Metzer Index More Information Index 10cc, 197 “Where Are You?”, 49 98 Degrees, 151 Avicii, 13 “Wake Me Up”, 13 A Night in Casablanca, 41 Ayler, Albert, 125 Accept, 147–49 Ackerman, Paul, 34, 40 Bacharach, Burt, 9 Adele, 9, 11, 22, 28, 193, 210–212, Backstreet Boys, 151 214–18 Bailey, Richard, 124 “Someone Like You”, 9, 11, 193, Baker, Ernest, 179 210–13, 217 Baker, LaVern, 59, 64, 73, 179 Adichie, Chimamanda Ngozi, 185 “I Cried a Tear”, 73 Aerosmith, 150 ballad “Crazy”, 150 confession in, 210–19 “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing”, 150 definition, 1–26 Aguilera, Christina, 127, 158 genre, 24–26 “Beautiful”, 158 relationship to 1950s rock and roll, 33–45 Air Supply, 138, 145 Bangs, Lester, 148 Ali, Muhammad, 101 Baraka, Amiri, 125, 223 Alias, 169 Barbra Streisand, 7 Alston, Gerald, 221 Bar-Kays, 103 “Always on My Mind”, 15 Barthes, Roland, 21–22 American Idol, 132, 152, 162–63 Basie, Count, 104 Amos, Tori, 187, 194–96, 207 Beatles, 23, 100–01 Strange Little Girls, 195 “A Hard Day’s Night”, 100 Anastasia, 180 Beatty, Jerome, 59–61 Anderson, Wes, 208 Beatty, Warren, 218 Anderson-Lopez, Kristen, 164 Beauty and The Beast, 162 Anka, Paul, 40, 72–73, 141 Bellini, Vincenzo, 5 “It’s Time to Cry”, 73 Bennett, Tony, 50 “Lonely Boy”, 40 Berlin, Irving, 30, 37, 201, 203, 206 “Puppy Love”, 73 “A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody”, 203 “(You’re) Having My Baby”, 141 Bettis, John, 5 Anthony, Ray, 46 Beyoncé, 9, 184–86 Anthrax, 150 “Flawless”, 184–85 “Nice Fucking Ballad”, 150 “Halo”, 184, 186 Arcade Fire, 183 “If I Were a Boy”, 184, 186 Arlen, Harold, 104 “Pray You Catch Me”, 9 Armstrong, Billy Joe, 24 “Sandcastles”, 9–10 Arnold, Eddy, 80, 95, 194 Lemonade, 9–10, 184 Astaire, Fred, 45–46, 53 Biddle, Mike, 11 Austin, Gene, 47 Black Arts movement, 125 Avalon, Frankie, 47, 49 Bob Dylan, 100, 116 225 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-16152-8 — The Ballad in American Popular Music David Metzer Index More Information 226 Index Bolton, Michael, 151 Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music, Bon Iver, 183 94, 110 Bon Jovi, 146, 149, 221–22 The Birth of Soul, 89 “Never Say Goodbye”, 221 The Genius of Ray Charles, 93 Boone, Debby, 142 Charlton, Manny, 129 “You Light Up My Life”, 142 Cher, 129 Boone, Pat, 32, 35–37, 39, 42–43, Chopin, Frédéric, 190 50, 129 Christgau, Robert, 108 “I Almost Lost My Mind”, 36 Cinderella, 149 “Love Letters in the Sand”, 39 Clapton, Eric, 24, 122 Bourdieu, Pierre, 185 “Tears in Heaven”, 24 Boyz II Men, 24, 151–53 Clark, Keith, 11 Bradley, Owen, 79–80, 83–84 Clarkson, Kelly, 158 Brahms, Johannes, 172 “A Moment like This”, 158 Braxton, Toni, 151, 154 classroom films, 70–72 “Unbreak My Heart”, 154 Cline, Patsy, 28, 65, 78, 80–84, 94, 127 Brel, Jacques, 157 “Crazy”, 80–84 “Ne me quitte pas”, 157 “Sweet Dreams”, 80 Brown, Charles, 35, 88, 94 “A Church, A Courtroom, and Then Brown, James, 7, 35, 88, 115, 125–26, 174 Goodbye”, 80 “Please, Please, Please”, 7 “I Fall to Pieces”, 80 Brown, Roy, 73 “I Love You So Much It Hurts”, 127 “Hard Luck Blues”, 73 “Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray”, 80 “Laughing but Crying”, 73 Coates, Odia, 141 Brown, Tommy, 73 Cobain, Kurt, 177, 187 “Weeping and Crying”, 73 Cold Case, 169 Brownstein, Carrie, 181–82 Cole, Nat King, 22, 40–41, 46–48, 50–53, Bryant, Boudleaux and Felice, 127–28 56, 79 Buckley, Jeff, 222 “Looking Back”, 40 “Last Goodbye”, 222 “Smile”, 53 “When I Fall in Love”, 22, 51, 53, 56 Cale, John, 171 Coltrane, John, 7, 125 Cambridge, Godfrey, 85 Columbo, Russ, 47 Canby, Edward Tatnall, 50–51 Combs, Sean, 103 Cara, Irene, 155 Como, Perry, 50 “Out Here on My Own”, 155 Con Air, 180 Carey, Mariah, 13, 24, 151–53, 158 Connick, Harry, Jr., 14–15 “Hero”, 158 “If I Only Had a Brain”, 14, 17, 195 “One Sweet Day”, 24, 152–53 Cooke, Sam, 29, 35, 40, 48, 87–93, 95–97, 99–100, Carmichael, Hoagy, 105 102–05, 112, 116–19, 126, 223 Caron, Leslie, 45–46, 53 “A Change Is Gonna Come”, 29, 87, 100, Carpenters, 5 116–18, 120 “Goodbye to Love”, 5 “Chain Gang”, 92 Cartland, Barbara, 200 “Forever”, 90 Cash, Johnny, 127 “Lovable”, 90 Chapman, Tracy, 150 “I Don’t Want to Cry”, 91 Charice, 157, 159 “That’s All I Need to Know”, 90 “A Note to God”, 157 “Twistin’ the Night Away”, 92 Charlamagne Tha God (Lenard McKelvey), 178 “You Send Me”, 91–92, 96 Charles, Ray, 34, 51, 83, 86–89, 93–96, 102, 105, “Everybody Loves to Cha Cha Cha”, 110–12, 140, 145, 157, 194 92 “I Can’t Stop Loving You”, 95 Mr. Soul, 92 “I Got a Woman”, 93 The Man Who Invented Soul, “What’d I Say?”, 85 88, 92 “You Don’t Know Me”, 95 “Only Sixteen”, 40 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-16152-8 — The Ballad in American Popular Music David Metzer Index More Information Index 227 Cooper, Alice, 143 Dylan, Bob, 2, 100, 117 “You and Me”, 143 “Ballad of a Thin Man”, 2 Coppola, Sofia, 208 “Blowin’ in the Wind”, 117 country weeper, 160 “Just Like a Woman”, 100 Cowherd, Daryl, 101 “The Death of Emmett Till”, 117 Crane, S.R., 89 Creed, 150 Eckstine, Billy, 48 crooning, 46–49 Eco, Umberto, 199–200, 203 Cropper, Steve, 103 Ekko, Mikky, 8 Crosby, Bing, 37, 47, 62, 65, 99 Ellington, Edward Kennedy “Duke”, 124 “I Cried For You”, 65 English, Scott, 141 “Crying”, 17, 28 “Brandy”, 141 crying Etting, Ruth, 83 adolescents, 70–75 Euripides, 68 attitudes towards, 66–70 The Bacchae, 68 Cummings, Mildred, 59 Everly Brothers, 29, 34, 127–30 Cyrus, Miley, 11, 13, 154–55 “Bye Bye Love”, 128 “Wrecking Ball”, 11, 19 “All I Have to Do Is Dream”, 128 “The Climb”, 154–55 Rock n’ Soul, 128 Daddy Long Legs, 45–46, 53 Fabian, 50 Damone, Vic, 37 Faith, Percy, 52 Darnell, Larry, 68 Fame, 155 David, Hal, 9 Felicity, 169 Davis, Clive, 138, 140–41, 151 Fisher, Eddie, 37 Davis, Miles, 7 Flamingos, 32 Davis, Sammy Jr., 85, 89, 120, 126 “I’ll Be Home”, 32 Davis, Sheila, 138, 140 Foreigner, 145, 162 Dawson’s Creek, 169 “Waiting for a Girl like You”, 162 Day, Doris, 3, 51–53, 56, 79, Forever Plaid, 76 83, 126 Foul Play, 142 “Secret Love”, 52 Four Lads, 64, 76 Dean, James, 29, 42, 74, 77 Fowler, Charles, 51 Def Leppard, 146–47, 149 Francis, Connie, 22, 40–44, 54, 84, 137 Descartes, Rene, 14–15 “Faded Orchid”, 44 Diamond, Neil, 142 “I’m Sorry I Made You Cry”, 42 “Hello Again”, 142 “Lock Up Your Heart”, 42 Dick, Charlie, 81 “Who’s Sorry Now?”, 22, 40, 42, 84, 137 Dion, Céline, 23, 153, 157–59, 162, 180–81 Franklin, Aretha, 22, 31, 85–89, 92, 96, 99–116, “It’s All Coming Back to Me Now”, 153 118–21, 126, 194, 206, 223 “My Heart Will Go On”, 153, 157–58, 180–81, “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural 185–86, 190 Woman”, 22, 87 DJ Supreme, 179 “Ain’t No Way”, 104 Dokken, 150 “Brand New Me”, 113 Domino, Antoine “Fats”, 37 “Bridge over Troubled Water”, 108–10 “Blueberry Hill”, 37 “Dr. Feelgood”, 107 “I’m in the Mood for Love”, 37 “Respect”, 85 Dorsey, Tommy, 46 “Skylark”, 105 Drake, 177–79 “Spirit in the Dark”, 104, 113 “Marvin’s Room”, 177, 179 “Think”, 85 Take Care, 179 “Baby, Baby, Baby”, 107 “Dream (When You’re Feeling Blue)”, 45 “Do Right Woman”, 104, 107 Dresser, Paul, 157 Aretha Arrives, 107 “My Gal Sal”, 157 I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You, 106–07 “On the Banks of the Wabash, Far Away”, 157 Franklin, C.F., 104 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-16152-8 — The Ballad in American Popular Music David Metzer Index More Information 228 Index Franklin, Cecil, 111 Hannah Montana: The Movie, 154 Freberg, Stan, 64 Harris, Charles K, 156–57, 160 Fricke, David, 147 “After the Ball”, 156 Friend, Lonn, 149 Harris, Emmylou, 128 Frozen, 162, 164, 166 Harris, Marion, 41 Hart, Corey, 145 Gabriel, Peter, 22 Hayes, Isaac, 12, 20, 96, 151–52, 175, 220 “In Your Eyes”, 22 “Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight”, 20 Gale, Sunny, 43 Heart, 145 Galkin, Joe, 102 “These Dreams”, 145 Garland, Judy, 76, 112, 116 “What about Love”, 145 Garland, Phyl, 120–21, 124 Hebdige, Dick, 72 Gay Charmers, 43 Hendrix, Jimi, 100, 122, 170–71, 187 Gaye, Marvin, 20, 116, 177 “Purple Haze”, 170–71 “Let’s Get It On”, 20 Hercules, 180 “What’s Going On”, 20, 116 Hetfield, James, 149–50 Gayle, Crystal, 76 high fidelity, 46, 50–52, 53, 56–57, 91, 94, 186 Gaynor, Gloria, 222 emotional experiences, 52–54 George Gershwin, 30, 41, 201 Highway QC’s, 90 Gershwin, George, 3 Hill, Dan, 142 “Fascinating Rhythm”, 3 “Sometimes When We Touch”, 142 “I Got Rhythm”, 3 Hill, Lauryn, 127 Gibson, Don, 80, 95 “When It Hurts So Bad”, 127 Gilson, Lottie, 157 Hobson, David, 132 Giovanni, Nikki, 112, 115–16, 125 Hoffman, Wolf, 149 Girl’s Town, 73 Holiday, Billie, 63, 104, 112–13 Gish, Lillian, 62–63 Holman, Libby, 83 Glee, 1, 2, 21, 133 Honoré, Carl, 11 Glenn, Bobby, 176 Houston, Whitney, 7, 30, 134–38, 151–52, 158, “Sounds Like a Love Song”, 176 160–62, 165, 167 “Go the Distance”, 180 “Greatest Love of All”, 151 Goldman, Arthur, 120–21 “One Moment in Time”, 158 Gonson, Claudia, 184–85 “Didn’t We Almost Have It All”, 151 Good Will Hunting, 180, 193, 209 “Where Do Broken Hearts Go”, 151 Goodman, Benny, 104 “How Do I Live”, 180 Gossert, Gus, 138–39 Hughes, Langston, 123–24 Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, 162 Humperdinck, Engelbert, 139 Green Day, 24, 222 Hunter, Ivory Joe, 35–36, 88, 151 “Wake Me up When September Ends”, 24 Husky, Ferlin, 80 “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)”, 222 Green, Abel, 37 Ice Castles, 142 Green, Al, 86, 151–53 Iglesias, Enrique, 168 “Let’s Stay Together”, 152 Il Divo, 154 Grevatt, Ren, 37, 40 “Regresa a Mi”, 154 Grierson, Don, 145–46 Impressions, 115 Griffin Brothers, 73
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