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Focusing on the diverse landscape of popular music, this volume presents an extensive annotated bibliography that spans multiple regions, including North America, the Caribbean, Latin America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Oceania. It serves as a comprehensive resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike, highlighting significant research and insights into the cultural impact and evolution of popular music across these varied geographical areas.

The book provides a comprehensive annotated bibliography that encompasses a wide array of subjects, genres, and cultural contexts in popular music research. Spanning two volumes, it showcases various scholarly approaches and discussions, making it an essential resource for understanding the global landscape of popular music. This guide serves as a valuable tool for researchers and enthusiasts alike, facilitating deeper insights into the diverse influences and trends shaping the genre worldwide.

Focusing on the scholarship of popular music worldwide, this two-volume set provides an annotated bibliography that situates popular music studies within diverse global perspectives and geo-cultural contexts. Volume I highlights the significance of various cultural influences and frameworks in understanding the evolution and impact of popular music across different regions. This comprehensive guide serves as an invaluable resource for researchers and enthusiasts alike, offering insights into the rich tapestry of global music scholarship.

Focusing on the evolution of jazz, this annotated bibliography highlights its global influence and transformation as it intersects with diverse historical, political, and social contexts. It provides insights into how the African American musical tradition has been adapted and integrated worldwide, showcasing the genre's rich cultural significance and its role in shaping various musical landscapes.

We are all unique like the impossible snowflake, however occasionally there are people who come to earth a little or a lot more unique than most. Artist Rosemary Beaton (b. Greenock 1963) is one such person. Beaton and her work are a force of nature, a fire to warm your hands by, a beating heart of pure instinct and energy connected to a visual poetic framework outside of words and reason.? (Alison Harper)0Beaton shot to fame in 1984 whilst still a student at the Glasgow School of Art when, at the age of 20, she won the National Portrait Gallery?s coveted annual Portrait Award. Not only was Beaton the first Scottish recipient of the prestigious UK award she was also the youngest. Her commissioned portrait of the British political broadcaster and commentator Sir Robin Day (1923-2000) is part of the contemporary collection in the National Portrait Gallery, London --

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- 1. Annotations of Books, Chapters, Reference Sources, and Other Selected Writings -- 2. Annotations of Journals: Essays, Studies, and Other Selected Articles -- 3. Annotations of Dissertations and Studies -- 4. Annotations of Arrangements, Lead Sheets, Transcriptions, and Tribute Music Compositions -- 5. Annotations of Selected Videos and Audio Tapes -- Index of Names -- Index of Music Compositions -- Subject Index

A biography of one of the most influential creators and talents of the twentieth century