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Subject(s)

• Jazz—History and criticism [Browse]
• Jazz—Social aspects [Browse]
• Jazz—Historiography [Browse]

Editor

• Fagge, Roger [Browse]
• Pillai, Nicolas [Browse]

Series

Warwick series in the humanities [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Duke Ellington, the meaning of jazz and the BBC in the 1930s / Tim Wall
• Making scenes : social media and new conceptions of jazz communities / Tom Sykes
• Protection and internationalism : the British Musicians' Union and restrictions on foreign musicians / Andrew Hodgetts
• Brubeck betwixt and between : television, pop and the middlebrow / Nicolas Pillai
• Duke Ellington's Newport Up! : liveness, artefacts and the seductive menace of jazz revisited / Katherine Williams
• Everybody digs modern jazz ... don't they? / Adrian Litvinoff
• "One of the most remarkable cultural phenomena of our century" : Larkin, Hobsbawm, and Amis on jazz / Roger Fagge
• This is our music? : tradition, community and musical identity in contemporary British jazz / Mike Fletcher
• A time for jazz : narrative and history in Alan Lomax's Mister Jelly Roll / Nicholas Gebhardt.

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ISBN

• 9781848936096 (hardback : alkaline paper)
• 1848936095 (hardback : alkaline paper)

LCCN

2016037485

OCLC

957223344

Other standard number

• 99970462279

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