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Popular music, History and criticism, Sound recording industry, History, Rock music, Industries, great britain, historyPlaces
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20th century, 1961-1970Showing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Please please me: change and sixties British pop
2008, Oxford University Press
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0195333187 9780195333183
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Table of Contents
Introduction
The velvet glove : the art of production
A question of balance : engineering art
Mediating change : setting musical directions
The write stuff : songwriters
Red-light fever : musicians
Please please me.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 307-314), discography (p. 281-305), and index.
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