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The heart of the book is Morales's personal meditation on the Dollywood shrine itself, the theme park for feminism, Christianity, and the Old South, its mythical log-cabin home, its worshippers... — The Times More…

In his excellent new book, La Chapelle offers a deeply absorbing chronicle of the intersections between country music and politics. . . I'd Fight the World provides in-depth insights to the ways... — No Depression More…

Rarely has the history of the town's soul music received the deep-dive treatment. . . . Cohen is a nimble storyteller with a smooth way of delivering the goods, which isn't easy, considering... — Downbeat More…

social, political, and military histories." -- Tom Peterson — Fontes Artis Musicae More…

Burke takes an even-keeled approach to Black-influenced revolutionary music in the 1960s created by white musicians within a white-centric industry, shedding light on an under-researched aspect... — Choice More…