Biddleblog« The Archives' Far-flung Researchers | Main | Ed Greenlee, Associate Director for Public Services » One BeatThis video discusses the history of the "Amen break," widely considered a foundational beat of hip hop and electronica, and how it serves as a metaphor for debates surrounding copyright of music not strictly available in the public domain. It's a long video, so if you're curious, the copyright analysis starts around the 10 minute mark. (More after the jump.) Via Sivacracy.net.
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