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Wednesday, August 26 2009

Why the Beatles Broke Up: The Story Behind Our Cover

— Mikal Gilmore (Rolling Stone, 18 August 2009)
Filed in: Music

Lit Seen: Momus, Joe Pernice, and Nick Cave Trade Guitar Picks for Pens

— Zach Baron (The Village Voice, 25 August 2009)
Filed in: Literature | Music

Monday, August 24 2009

The Social History of the MP3

— Eric Harvey (Pitchfork, 24 August 2009)
Filed in: Culture Industry | Cyberculture & New Media | Music

Saturday, August 22 2009

What’s So Great About the Sixties Anyway?

— S.T. VanAirsdale  (Esquire, 12 August 2009)
Filed in: American Studies | Film | General Culture | Music

Friday, August 21 2009

Casablanca Records: Play It Again

— Christian John Wikane (PopMatters, 17 August 2009)
Filed in: American Studies | History | Music

Thursday, August 20 2009

The Vinyl Countdown

— Ludovic Hunter-Tilney (Financial Times, 8 August 2009)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Culture Industry | Music

Why Music Moves Us

— Karen Schrock (Scientific American, July 2009)
Filed in: Music | Science & Technology

Inside Russia’s First School of Rock

— Darina Shevchenko (Newsweek, 23 July 2009)
Filed in: European Studies | Music

Wednesday, August 19 2009

Justice For All?

— Robert A. Delfino (The Philosophers’ Magazine, 14 July 2009)
Filed in: Culture Industry | Law | Music

Tuesday, August 18 2009

Ramblin’ Man From a Roaring Era (audio)

— Loudon Wainwright III (WNYC Soundcheck, 17 August 2009)
Filed in: Music
Emmanuel Jal: The Music of a War Child (video)
— Emmanuel Jal (TED, August 2009)
Filed in: African Studies | Music

Sunday, August 16 2009

While My Guitar Gently Beeps
— Daniel Radosh (The New York Times Magazine, 11 August 2009)
Filed in: Culture Industry | Digital & Gaming | Music

Wednesday, August 12 2009

Inside the Short, Troubled Life of a Music Start-up
— Greg Sandoval (CNET, 10 August 2009)
Filed in: Business & Economics | Cyberculture & New Media | Music
Swan Song for Movie Soundtracks
— Dominic Patten (The Wrap, 10 August 2009)
Filed in: Culture Industry | Film | Music

Tuesday, August 11 2009

How Long Has This Been Going On?
— Michaelangelo Matos (The Stranger, 4 August 2009)
Filed in: Culture Industry | Music

Monday, August 10 2009

Into the Darkness
— David Rowell (The Washington Post, 9 August 2009)
Filed in: Music

Sunday, August 9 2009

“In a So-Called Civilized World”: American Pop Primitivism and the Cramps
— Jonathan David White (Americana: The Journal of American Popular Culture, Spring 2002)
Filed in: American Studies | Music

Friday, August 7 2009

Does This Purple Mink Make Me Look Gay?
— Jonah Weiner (Slate, 6 August 2009)
Filed in: Music | Gay/Lesbian Culture

Thursday, August 6 2009

When Vinyl Sales Spin Upward (audio)
— Greg Milner (WNYC Soundcheck, 5 August 2009)
Filed in: Culture Industry | Music

Wednesday, August 5 2009

A Whale of an Inspiration (audio)
— Nathaniel Philbrick, Jake Heggie (WNYC Soundcheck, 3 August 2009)
Filed in: Literature | Music
Jazz Fusion or Confusion? (audio)
— John Schaefer (WNYC Soundcheck, 4 August 2009)
Filed in: Music
Conditioned To Steal: Popular Music and Obsolescence in America
— Kyle Bylin (Hypebot, 3 August 2009)
Filed in: Consumerism | Culture Industry | Music
Give The People What They Want: Nashville’s Changing Music Business
— Chris Neal (The 9513, 4 August 2009)
Filed in: Culture Industry | Music

Friday, July 31 2009

The Art and Life of Lena Horne (audio)
— James Gavin (WNYC Soundcheck, 30 July 2009)
Filed in: Ethnicity & Race | Music
Rudy Wurlitzer, Bob Dylan, Bloody Sam, and the Jornado del Muerto
— Rodger Jacobs (PopMatters, 31 July 2009)
Filed in: Literature | Music

Tuesday, July 28 2009

Alice’s Adventures in Music (audio)
— John Schaefer (WNYC Soundcheck, 27 July 2009)
Filed in: Music
Spinning in the Grave
— Jonah Weiner (Slate, 28 July 2009)
Filed in: Mass Media | Music

Saturday, July 25 2009

Who Owns the Rights to a Yodel?
— David Crossland (Spiegel, 22 July 2009)
Filed in: Law | Music
Negotiating Authenticity: ‘Coal Miner’s Daughter’, the Biopic, and Country Music
— Molly Brost (Americana: The Journal of American Popular Culture, Fall 2008)
Filed in: Cultural Identity | Film | Music

Thursday, July 23 2009

Walking on the Moon: Michael Jackson in Motion
— Joan Acocella (The New Yorker, 27 July 2009)
Filed in: Music | Performing Arts
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