An edition of Living on a thin line (2002)

Living on a thin line

crossing aesthetic borders with the Kinks

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Living on a thin line
Thomas M. Kitts, Michael J. Kr ...
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An edition of Living on a thin line (2002)

Living on a thin line

crossing aesthetic borders with the Kinks

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Publisher
Rock 'n' Roll Research Press
Language
English
Pages
280

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Subjects
Rock musicians, Interviews, Rock music, History and criticism, Kinks (Musical group)
Places
England

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Living on a thin line: crossing aesthetic borders with the Kinks
2002, Rock 'n' Roll Research Press
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Rumford, RI
Other Titles
Crossing aesthetic borders with the Kinks

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Library of Congress
ML421.K56 L58 2002

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280 p.
Number of pages
280

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31523132M
ISBN 10
0964100541
LCCN
2002092927

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