Vol. 12 No. 3: Special Issue: Listening again to popular music as history (Part 2)

Guest Editors: Paul Long and Nick Gebhardt

Published: 2020-11-13

Introduction

Introduction Sounding out the past

Paul Long, Nicholas Gebhardt (Author)

253–255
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Articles

‘Well-worn grooves’ Music, materiality and biographical memory

Iain A. Taylor (Author)

256–274
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Experiential knowledge Dance as source for popular music historiography

Beate Peter (Author)

275–294
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The poetics of recorded time Listening again to popular music history

Paul Long (Author)

295–315
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‘On the programme tonight’ The Old Grey Whistle Test as tastemaker for British AOR audiences in the early 1970s

Andy Bennett (Author)

316–332
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Reviews

Andrew Robson, Austral Jazz: The Localization of a Global Music Form in Sydney.

Sean Foran (Author)

333–336
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Robert Kronenburg, This Must Be the Place: An Architectural History of Popular Music Performance Venues.

Sarah Kenny (Author)

337–339
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