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Taking A Spin Round Mattson’s History of Punk in the Reagan Years

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By Eric Weisbard
| s-usih.org
Great Music Has Often Been Based On Limited Thinking; Can the Same Be Said For Great Scenes, Great Politics?
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Browse by New Books

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By Michael Kaler, John Brackett, Jonathan Leal, Eric Weisbard
| Duke University Press
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American music writing: an unruly history

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By Eric Weisbard
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
At the University of Illinois, Bruno Nettl related in his memoir Encounters in Ethnomusicology (Nettl Reference Nettl2002), he joined a poker game with a colleague even friendlier towards popular music as a subject, musicologist Charles Hamm. The two set up a plenary on pop topics at a joint American Musicological Society/Society for Ethnomusicology gathering in 1971, with Albert Goldman, Charles Keil and bossa nova scholar Gerard Béhague, irritating more established scholars.
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