Editing Scopes trial (section)

===Music===

* A series of folk songs produced in reaction to the trial, from PBS' ''[[American Experience]]'', includes:<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/monkeytrial/sfeature/sf_music.html# |title=Monkey Music|publisher=PBS|website=American Experience}}</ref>
** "Bryan's Last Fight"
** "Can't Make a Monkey of Me"
** "Monkey Business"
** "Monkey Out of Me"
** "The John Scopes Trial (The Old Religion's Better After All)"
** "There Ain't No Bugs"
** "Monkey Biz-Ness (Down in Tennessee)" by the International Novelty Orchestra with Billy Murray is a 1925 comedy song about the Scopes Monkey Trial.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://archive.org/details/TheInternationalNoveltyOrchestraVbillyMurray-MonkeyBiz-nessDownIn |author=The International Novelty Orchestra with Billy Murray|title= Monkey Biz-Ness (Down In Tennessee 1925)|edition=public domain|website=Internet Archive}}<br>{{cite web|website=Music For Maniacs|url=http://musicformaniacs.blogspot.com/2013/06/silly-78s.html|title=Silly 78s: International Novelty Orchestra with Billy Murray "Monkey Biz-ness (Down in Tennessee)" [GOTTA have some Billy Murray in any survey of 78s- he was the early 20th century's biggest recording star, and certainly one of the most prolific]|author=Mr. Fab|date=2013-06-21}}</ref>
* [[Bruce Springsteen]] performed a song called "Part Man, Part Monkey" during his 1988 [[Tunnel of Love Express Tour]], and recorded a version of it in 1990 that was first released as a 1992 [[B-side]] and was later released on the 1998 multi-volume ''[[Tracks (Bruce Springsteen album)|Tracks]]'' collection. The song references the Scopes trial ("They prosecuted some poor sucker in these United States / For teaching that man descended from the apes") but says that the trial could have been avoided by merely looking at how men behave around women ("They coulda settled that case without a fuss or fight / If they'd seen me chasing you, sugar, through the jungle last night / They'da called in that jury and a one two three, said / Part man, part monkey, definitely").<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.brucespringsteen.it/DB/sd3.aspx?sid=428|title=Part Man, Part Monkey|website=The Killing Floor}}</ref>