Sounds and Images

Poster for "Shadows" America's first indie film.

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The cover of "Advertisements for Myself" by: Norman Mailer which started a new literary genre - The New Journalism.

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Calculator containing the world's first microchip made by Texas Instruments.

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Malcolm X - The minister of the New York chapter of the Nation of Islam.

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Cuban leader Fidel Castro on his first trip to the United States.

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The Guggenheim Museum in New York City designed by world-renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

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The cover of "Lady Chatterly's Lover" by: D.H. Lawrence. This book started a huge debate in America about where literature ends and obscenity begins.

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Audio of Ornette Coleman performing "Free Jazz" a style of music that is credited to him.

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Video of Bobby Darin performing "Dream Lover" one of the most popular singles of 1959.

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Short film explaining the significance of Miles Davis's "Kind of Blue," the most popular jazz album of all time.