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The Happenings that burst on to the late 1950s cultural scene were rapidly declared passe and even 'dead', but this book reveals how an international network of artists continued to develop their premises into the late 1960s and 1970s, transforming the form into an interdisciplinary vehicle for studying interpersonal relations. -- .

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The Happenings that burst on to the late 1950s cultural scene were rapidly declared pass and even 'dead', but this book reveals how an international network of artists continued to develop their premises into the late 1960s and 1970s, transforming the form into an interdisciplinary vehicle for studying interpersonal relations.

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Tells the history of women's engagement with filmmaking and film culture in twentieth-century Australia. In doing so, this book explores an array of often hidden ways women in Australia have creatively worked with film.

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The history of the music business and the people who were in it. From the recording stars to the promoters, writers, musicians, and the people who bought the records.

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In the 1960s, US networks began to commission feature-length dramas expressly for television, and the genres that became known as "Movies Made for Television" and the "mini-series" emerged. This volume covers the important landmarks in the genre, from the earliest TV movies, through "Roots", to "Rome".

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Book shows the different type of semi trucks cabs across the United States

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Includes stories behind the most significant and influential films in American culture, movies that have had a profound influence on the literary, cinematic, and popular culture of our time.

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The national best-selling autobiography of Bill Graham, the colorful, larger-than-life architect of the modern concert industry

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Based on unrivaled access to archival interviews with those who knew her at every stage of her life, the most revealing biography of the incomparable Lady Day

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Joshua Duchan looks at the career and music of this remarkable singer-songwriter, exploring the unique ways Joel transforms the cultural life of a changing America over four decades. Original interviews with Joel blend with Duchans engaging analysis to provide readers of all backgrounds and ages a new look at Joels most beloved songs.

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Bing Crosby recorded nearly 2,000 songs, appeared in more than 100 films, starred in radio shows for nearly 30 years, and remained a hit on television for 25 years.

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In the last diner at the end of a world ravaged by war, a menu of love, death and revenge is served by the 'hired help'. This book presents universal tales from the forgotten war.

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Black Boy Fly is the inaugural photography book by Joshua Renfroe, designed by Fred Sands IV. The book is a compilation of visuals that showcases the unique makeup of black male culture, featuring concepts such as sneaker culture, fatherhood, brotherhood, police brutality, music and more.

Self published. 240 pages, hardcover. Dimensions 8.5 x 11

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The most authoritative, intelligent, diligently researched and unpretentious analysis of the British pop scene yet written' Sunday Telegraph

Black Vinyl White Powder charts the amazing fifty year history of the British music business in unparalleled scale and detail.

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Why some architects fail to realize their ideal buildings, and what architecture critics can learn from novelists.

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Blockbusters: A Reference Guide to Film Genres offers both film specialists and film fans an in-depth look at 12 popular genres of film.

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In the course of her extraordinary public career, Edgar has inspired many followers and provoked some bitter enemies. This important, and candid, memoir , which coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of television broadcasting in Australia.

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Never before in paperback: The high times--and hard times--of six of the greatest living rhythm and blues artists, told in their own words.

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First time in paperback: A leading critic asks the provocative question, Is jazz dying

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"William Ferris, director of the Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi, has written a book as deep as the blues: rich in conversation, reference, history, and firsth"