Music of North American counterculture
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Though not unheard of before the 1960s, the idea that popular music could and should lead social change came into its own during this period.
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See also
- Underground music
- Countercultural music
- Protest music
- North American counterculture
- Music and politics#Folk music
- Music and politics#Rock music
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