Vol. 14 No. 2: Special Issue: Narrating Popular Music Histories of the GDR: A Critical Reflection of Approaches, Sources and Methods

Guest Editors: Michael Rauhut and Beate Peter

Published: 2022-06-22

Introduction

Introduction Small cracks, complex structures: Trends and traditions in the historiography of the GDR’s popular music

Michael Rauhut, Beate Peter (Author)

97–105
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Articles

Dixie and free Socialist ideologies of jazz

Helma Kaldewey (Author)

106–121
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Irish rebel songs in the GDR Popular culture and anti-imperialist resistance

Felix Morgenstern (Author)

122–132
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Patterns of pop The visual design of Amiga record covers as a source for GDR popular music historiography

Christina Dörfling, Martin Pfleiderer (Author)

133–149
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Inside the tape recorder factory Manufacturing and distributing music devices in 1950s and 1960s GDR

Benjamin Burkhart (Author)

150–166
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Intent and reality Driving forces in the development of popular music in the GDR

Michael Rauhut (Author)

167–182
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To dance or not to dance? Aesthetic subversion of the body politic in the GDR

Beate Peter (Author)

183–197
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Reviews

Peter Stanfield, A Band with Built-in Hate: The Who from Pop Art to Punk.

Camilla Aisa (Author)

198–201
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Tanya Pearson, Why Marianne Faithfull Matters.

Christine Feldman-Barrett (Author)

202–205
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Vivien Goldman, Revenge of the She-Punks: A Feminist Music History from Poly Styrene to Pussy Riot.

Judit Csobod (Author)

206–208
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Giacomo Bottà, Deindustrialisation and Popular Music: Punk and ‘Post-Punk’ in Manchester, Düsseldorf, Torino and Tampere.

Melanie Schiller (Author)

209–212
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Alain-Philippe Durand, ed., Hip-Hop en Français: An Exploration of Hip-hop Culture in the Francophone World.

James G McNally (Author)

213–216
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John Whiteoak, ‘Take Me to Spain’: Australian Imaginings of Spain through Music and Dance.

Matthew Machin-Autenrieth (Author)

217–220
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