Popular Music History

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Popular Music History publishes original historical and historiographical research that draws on the wide range of disciplines and intellectual trajectories that have contributed to the establishment of popular music studies as a recognized academic enterprise. Learn more about this journal.

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PMH accepted for indexing by SCOPUS (as of September 16 2021)

2021-09-16

Note: In general, all recently accepted titles will be listed separately in the Scopus Title list within 1 month after acceptance but citations themselves take several months to accumulate.

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2021-08-27

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2020-11-13

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Vol. 14 No. 3 (2021)

Published: 2022-06-23

Articles

Why doesn’t anyone write anything about Slade? Reassessing glam

Matthew Bannister (Author)

227-246
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‘I am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together’ Transmedia convergence of the Beatles’ psychedelic years (1966–1969)

Maxim Tvorun-Dunn (Author)

247–267
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On the borders of ska [email protected] [email protected] reappropriate ska music tropes for women’s reproductive rights in the South Texas music scene

Steven Stendebach (Author)

268–282
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Reviews

Tyler Bickford, Tween Pop: Children’s Music and Public Culture.

Liam Maloy (Author)

283-286
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Richard Lysons, Were You There? Popular Music at Manchester’s Free Trade Hall, 1951–1996.

Ray Kinsella (Author)

287-290
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Stephen Sedley and Martin Carthy, Who Killed Cock Robin?: British Folk Songs of Crime and Punishment.

Jon Stewart (Author)

291-294
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Kenneth McAlpine, Bits and Pieces: A History of Chiptunes.

Daniel Milosavljevic (Author)

295-298
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Popular Music History

About the Journal

Announcements

PMH accepted for indexing by SCOPUS (as of September 16 2021)

YOU HAVE REACHED OUR NEW WEBSITE!

ADVANCE ACCESS TO FORTHCOMING ARTICLES

Current Issue

Articles

Why doesn’t anyone write anything about Slade? Reassessing glam

‘I am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together’ Transmedia convergence of the Beatles’ psychedelic years (1966–1969)

On the borders of ska [email protected] [email protected] reappropriate ska music tropes for women’s reproductive rights in the South Texas music scene

Reviews

Tyler Bickford, Tween Pop: Children’s Music and Public Culture.

Richard Lysons, Were You There? Popular Music at Manchester’s Free Trade Hall, 1951–1996.

Stephen Sedley and Martin Carthy, Who Killed Cock Robin?: British Folk Songs of Crime and Punishment.

Kenneth McAlpine, Bits and Pieces: A History of Chiptunes.

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