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Hit songwriter Marty Dodson, with multiple #1 and charting songs recorded by artists in genres as diverse as country,... Read More >>
Jason Isbell describes Will Johnson's songs as a poetic manipulation of language that employs ""multi-syllable words... Read More >>
The definitive, no-holds-barred oral history of 1990s alt-rock festival Lollapalooza - told by the musicians, roadies,... Read More >>
At the intersection of music, philosophy, and religion, Sensational Rhythms of the Ineffable explores intimate collaborations... Read More >>
There is growing recognition that improvisation is a vital artistic and ontological practice that can promote developments... Read More >>
A charting of the erotic sailor from British caricatures to Stonewall and beyond Read More >>
The unlikely story of how the American big band conductor raised morale and fought Nazis during World War II Read More >>
Rock singer Calamity Khan finds herself dealing with overnight stardom, alien encounters and corporate greed in... Read More >>
Told in her own words, this is the incredible true story of one young woman's survival of Auschwitz and Belsen because... Read More >>
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Patrick Juvet est souvent résumé à un titre. Ce livre propose d'en traverser l'oeuvre. La première partie explore... Read More >>
After years of self-destructive behavior, Alan is happily married to his wife Valerie, with their three children,... Read More >>
An exploration of ""wild sound,"" the cinematic term for sound not synchronized with an image, bringing concepts... Read More >>
This book explores how democratic decision-making can transform orchestras, which have long been governed by top-down... Read More >>
The first book to tell the full story of the deep and lasting connection between the two most enduring musical acts... Read More >>
In The Music-Machines, author Sean Nye traces a fascinating and distinctly American interpretation of 20th century... Read More >>
According to a widely held view in eighteenth-century Britain, Britons were inherently unmusical. Through a detailed... Read More >>