Paul Royal and Double Bass. Europopmusic. The Online Magazine and Encyclopedia about European Pop and Rock Music. www.europopmusic.eu.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1558/jwpm.v1i1.100Keywords:
Europop, European popular music, national culture, music archive, cultural heritageAbstract
Paul Royal and Double Bass. Europopmusic. The Online Magazine and Encyclopedia about European Pop and Rock Music. www.europopmusic.eu.
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