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Show Thi1 Sj It I akf Tribune, Sundav, uguxt F.13 17, l'tRh King dea th marked beginning of the end of soul music mted (. B Jim Hrf-- s s l NASHVILLE, Tern - When black i ightx messuh Martin Luther King Jr was gunned a mn on a hotel balcony in Memphis, April 4 19t8. it spelled the beginning of the end of black soul music uvil That opinion comes from music historian I'eter Guralmck, author of ,Si ccl Soul M a .mc', flow. (Harper 4,18 pp $24 95, paperbac k $14 95i It .s an exhaustive survey of thjt music in the mils and minx which featured unique artists such as Sam Cooke, Otis Hedding, Solomon Buiko, Hay Ohailex. Rufus and Carla Thomas. Booker T and the MGs, Joe Tex. Wilson Pickett, James Brown, Percy Sledge and Aretha Franklin Soul music, according to Garu1-ruck- , developed out of a lime and set of social circumstances that are unlikely to be repeated He distin i , guishes soul from Detroit's Motown, which appealed to more pop, white and industry slanted audiences movement ended with the death of King, the soul movement fragment- Soul music, by contrast, was a far less controlled, gospel based, emotion baring kind of music which for the most part appealed to black audiences It was uniquely Amencan, springing from a fusion of southern black gospel blues, and it stirred audiences like a fire and brimstone fun- damentalist graphical impact in ed This fragmentation caused the record charts to be resegrt gated with funk, disco and "rap" music. Guralmck, author of two other books on popular music including "Feel Like Going Home" about blues and "Lost Highway" about country music, said that the King assassination had repercussions far beyond the political arena "I think when Lr King died, it was the beginning of the end of soul Soul was the music of hope and the product of a hopeful era and I think the worst aspect of its decline was the climate of distrust that arose after the death of Dr. King," Garulmck said during an interview. In my mind it was a substantial It was geouniversal in preacher origin, Once soul music emerged from the "underground.' Garulmck said, the genre accompanied the civil rights movement almost step by step ' It's success directly reflecting the giant strides that integration was making, its popularity almost a mir- ror image of the social changes that were taking place " He said it was no coincidence that AMERICA'S change Horn the ora "I pi ogress ,inrf reform, he added Garulnnk sas to a largo oxtent soul music was the tale o three cities Memphis, Macon, Ga and Musi le Shoals Ala each of which grew up as an isolated regional recording out post as tar from the studio system of the majors in spn it as it was in geog raphy and almost equally removed from any real awareness of the achievements of Us fellow satellites The author, who spent five years and interviewed more than 100 people for his latest book, recreates the atmosphere around the Memphis offices of Stax Kecoi ds - foremost of the soul studios after King s murder New tensions made it virtually viewed with suspicion by police Garulmck said that the respne, from blacks in the industry to Ihe' book has boon positive "They tfohlt-tha- l finally their story is being tclC those behind the scenes writers irnil 's producers" Guralmck quoted musician Dan Bonn as saving Stax simple shut down after the murder and things were never the same again The author observed that soul and country music have much in corn He added that he was surprised St the number of white people who tributed to the creativity involved tn soul music. ' 1 had not been awar U the degree to which they had bpej) involved" Z. mon "They both involve music from the heart, music which tries to be communicative Theres all kinds of country and all kinds of soul. Both involve a deep emotional type of feeling Soul music was the translation of a feeling that came out of church music into a secular setting," he said It (the story of soul) is both a svtr-- . cess story and an American t raged j." Garulmck said classified People NEED impossible for the whites involved with Stax to enter the area, which was. of course, predominantly blak The label virtually shut down Any gathering of people was ' 237-200- 0 '' frmILY 1 sshen the forvsurd motion and community of purpose of the civil rights SHOW... 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