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""Damage Incorporated"" is the first book about the legendary heavy metal band Metallica that provides a detailed exploration of the group's music and its place within the wider popular music landscape. Written with a broad readership in mind, it offers an interdisciplinary study that incorporates a range of topics which intersect with the band's music and cultural influence. For students of popular culture, mass media, and music, ""Damage Incorporated"" will be necessary reading, and sets a new standard for the study and exploration of metal within the field of popular music studies.
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Musicians --- Artists --- Choral Arts.
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Music --- 78.45.4 --- trumpets [aerophones] --- muziekgeschiedenis --- musicians --- Musicians
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In this biography, Shipton examines the fascinating mix of ingredients that comprised the man and his music, and in the process draws a vivid picture of Carr's home region, of National Service, of such literary influences as W. Somerset Maughan, of post-war continental Europe and its Bohemian arts scene, and of the London jazz world from the 1960's onwards. The book shows that jazz does not have to have an American accent to be original and innovative, and to inspire audiences around the world.
Music critics --- Jazz musicians --- Musicians --- Critics --- Music journalists --- Carr, Ian.
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Music --- muziek --- componisten --- Musicians --- Europe
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Sam Myers: The Blues Is My Story recounts the life of bluesman Sam Myers (1936-2006), as told in his own words to author Jeff Horton. Myers grew up visually handicapped in the Jim Crow South and left home to attend the state school for the blind at Piney Woods. Myers's intense desire to become a musician and a scholarship from the American Conservatory School of Music called him to Chicago. There in 1952 he joined Elmore James's band as a drummer and was featured on some of James's best-known recordings. Following the elder bluesman's death in 1963, Myers fronted bands of his own and recorded
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Lenny Breau (1941-1984) was called ""the greatest guitarist who ever walked the face of the earth."" Breau began playing the instrument at age seven, and went on to master many styles. His virtuosity influenced countless performers, but at the expense of his personal relationships. This book presents Breau's life story and his musical importance.
Jazz musicians --- Guitarists --- Breau, Lenny.
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Looks at the creation of Aretha Franklin's first hit album and sets her music against a background of the feminist and civil rights movements of the late 1960s, offering insight into the artist's personality and cultural impact.
Soul musicians --- Singers --- Franklin, Aretha.
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