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Emerald Studies in Popular Music and Place
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(2 titles)
The Canterbury Sound in Popular Music: Scene, Identity and Myth
Popular Music, Popular Myth and Cultural Heritage in Cleveland: The Moondog, The Buzzard, and the Battle for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Recent chapters in this series
(18 titles)
‘Canterbury Music’ and Music in Canterbury
‘
Free Range
: A Canterbury Scene’
Biographical Interviews and Reflections: Ethnographic Conversations from within the Canterbury Sound
Blue Gems and Colliding Moons: Furthering the Canterbury Underground
Canterbury’s Paths through the States
Contemporary Pocket Music Scene within Canterbury: An Ethnographic Study on D.I.Y. Student Bands
From a Fan’s Point of View: Biographical Encounters with the Canterbury Sound
From Canterbury to Kamijima: A Musical Journey
Humour and Gender of the ‘Mischievous Imaginary’ within the Canterbury Sound of Soft Machine, Gong and Caravan
1
Introduction and Leitmotifs
Locating Robert Wyatt: The Canterbury Sound and ‘Quintessential Englishness’
Researching and Documenting the Scene – Online and Offline
Songs from the Bottom of a Well or Morpheus in the Underworld: Some Thoughts on the Music and Lyrics of Kevin Ayers
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The Canterbury Scenius
The Canterbury Sound – From the Beginning
The Canterbury Sound as Local, Trans-local and Virtual Scene
The Sinclair Spectrum and Pathways of Artistic Influence
The Story of
Facelift
– A Fanzine Exploring the Canterbury Scene and Beyond in the Pre-internet Age – And Its Role in Knitting Together an International Community of Fans
DOI
10.1108/espmp
Editors
Stephen Wagg
Brett Lashua
Series Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing Limited
Online start date
2019
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