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What Dig offers to scholars of U.S. music is its indispensable modeling of a nimble, oblique, and resonant approach to cultural critique. Fords work reminds us of the galvanizing interchange... — Society for American Music More…

Ching...argues that this feisty, mostly male genre is overdue for cultural analysis, claiming that its focus is 'far wider than barnyards and bars' and that its 'volatile blend of anger, irony,... — The New Yorker More…

Focusing on Shreveport's Louisiana Hayride, Laird (Agnes Scott College) deftly explores the historical connections between black and white music along the Red River. Including numerous illustrations,... — Choice More…

English discographer Tony Russell's magnum opus Country Music Records is a massive discography of every pre-WWII country music recording ever made. In a work more than two decades in the making,... — Choice More…

In this book, D'Errico (Albright College) examines Push technology, not just its evolution and technical background but also the gender gap among its users and the fact that a technical background... — Choice More…

an indispensable source of information and work of reference — Music and Letters More…