An edition of More than Bollywood
(2014)
More than Bollywood
studies in Indian popular music
by Gregory D. Booth and Bradley Shope
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
Popular music in India -- Gregory D. Booth and Bradley Shope
A moment of historical conjuncture in Mumbai : playback singers, music directors, and arrangers and the creation of Hindi song (1948-1952) -- Gregory D. Booth
Global masala : digital identities and aesthetic trajectories in post-liberalized Indian fim music -- Natalie Sarrazin
Kollywood goes global : new sounds and contexts for Tamil film music in the 21st century -- Joseph Getter
On nightingales and moonlight : songcrafting femininity in Malluwood -- Kaley Mason
Film song and its other : stylistic mediation and the Hindi film song genre -- Jayson Beaster-Jones
Play it again, Saraswathi : gramophone, religion, and devotional music in colonial South India -- Stephen Putnam Hughes
Filming the Bhangra music video -- Anjali Gera Roy
Mimesis and authenticity : the case of "Thanda thanda pani" and questions of versioning in North Indian popular music -- Peter Kvetko
Making music regional in a Delhi studio -- Stefan Fiol
Latin American music in moving pictures and jazzy cabarets in Mumbai, 1930s to 1950s -- Bradley Shope
The beat comes to India : the incorporation [of] rock music into the Indian soundscape -- Gregory D. Booth
"Be true to yourself" : violin Ganesh, fusion, and contradictions in contemporary urban India -- Niko Higgins
At home in the studio : the sound of Manganiyar music going popular -- Shalini Ayyagari
The livenesses of Pandit Bhimsen Joshi's popular abhangas -- Anna Schultz
Bollywood in the era of filmsong avatars : DJing, remixing, and change in the film music industry of North India -- Paul Greene -- Afterword.
Capitalisms and cosmopolitanisms -- Timothy D. Taylor.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 321-333), discography (pages 339-341), filmography (pages 335-339), and index.
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