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6 Nov 2019 Conversations with Tyler Ted Gioia on Music as Cultural Cloud Storage
“Then as I was doing the research, I realized that, in fact, the cool ethos was something that had a beginning and an end.”
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- Ted Gioia
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- evaluation
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- 6 Nov 2019
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- Conversations with Tyler
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…When and why did jazz stop being cool? Well, you know, cool stopped being cool. I wrote this book called The Birth and Death of the Cool a few years ago. It was a shock to me because I was going to write a history of cool as this timeless thing. People always want to be cool. Then as I was doing the research, I realized that, in fact, the cool ethos was something that had a beginning and an end. In around the year 2000, cool became uncool. Why did that happen?…
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