Duke University Press

[T]his well-written interpretation of the kinship relation between country musicians will be a valuable resource for those interested in Brazilian music and culture. Summing Up: Recommended.... — Choice More…

Ibrahim has cited the loss of information as one legacy of apartheid, and the broader context-filling in those gaps-is also key to the appeal of Muller's meticulously researched book." -- Marcus... — Jazzwise More…

The book provides a much-needed insight into one of the many complex and imbalanced instances of cultural exchange." -- Christiaan M. De Beukelaer — Popular Music More…

This at-once scholarly and personal book is a moving tribute to the escapism and comfort that music can give to the most marginalized members of society: Rodriguez provides well-researched analysis... — Library Journal More…

A groundbreaking anthology — Downbeat More…

McKay has written an excellent study of one of the many new cultures and cultural spaces of postwar England. His emphasis on space and culture, gender and space, and race and identity make this... — Journal of British Studies More…

The essays are intriguing and draw on a combination of music-video scholarship, television studies, popular music studies, and popular musicology. . . . This is a book for those interested in... — Choice More…