As the taste for historically authentic pop culture has grown in recent years, Bruce has found himself increasingly in demand.
Historically "mom and pop" shops, dealerships are increasingly acquired by regional dealer groups such as GPA and by public companies.
And you could also draw comparisons with the likes of the Coral and other psychedelic Scousers (hallucinogenic pop being historically loved by Liverpudlians), but they were revivalists, too, so they don't count as contemporary.
Joining the ranks of such great American songbirds as Marian Anderson, Maria Callas, Lena Horne and Joni Mitchell — each of whom has been immortalized in paint at the Smithsonian museum dedicated to historically and culturally significant Americans — is pop singer Katy Perry.
They span rock, pop, folk, gospel, jazz, blues, Broadway and spoken word recordings, and they run the gamut from No. 1 pop and rock hits to historically noteworthy audio documents such as President Lyndon B. Johnson's vast archive of recorded phone calls and staff meetings.
As gaming establishes itself as a pastime for adults, the social stigma and the worries about moral corruption that have historically greeted all new media, from novels to pop music, have dissipated.
Historically, musicians who weren't among the top pop stars were never well-paid – isn't that just the way it goes if you decide to make music your calling?
Historically, the second-hand business was a mom and pop business.
Ms. Franklin was the star of Monday's 25th-anniversary gala concert, the most extreme and complicated example of an event that has historically brought together a surreal mixture of inward improvisers, outward pop stars and government officials.
For what it's worth, the Liberty Jazz Band will be the more historically authentic; the Preservation Hall Jazz Band has lately spiked its repertory with some anachronistic pop, to good effect.
