[PDF.90wf] The Oxford Companion to Popular Music

The Oxford Companion to Popular Music

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 | #3101206 in Books |  1991-04-04 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.50 x1.87 x6.50l, | File type: PDF | 752 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Allright for its time, but...?|By John P. Shea|The Oxford Companion to Popular Music: great as far as it goes, but so many, many omissions ---of musicians active in the sixties and seventies. Where is the Sir Douglas Quintet (or Doug Sahm, at least)? Where is the inestimable Dr. John? Or Cat Stevens (a/k/a Yusuf Islam)? Boz Scaggs is also missing. All of the above were active s|.com |Okay, it's the Oxford Companion, which explains why so much space is devoted to English music-hall perennials such as Al Bowlly or Ray Noble. But this wrist-wrenching book covers the other bases, too, with copious material on jazz, blues, reggae

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