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Is It Still Good To Ya Fifty Years Of Rock Criticism 19672017 Robert Christgau

Name: Is It Still Good To Ya Fifty Years Of Rock Criticism 19672017 Robert Christgau
SKU: BELL-37289552
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Is It Still Good To Ya Fifty Years Of Rock Criticism 19672017 Robert Christgau instant download after payment.

Publisher: Duke University Press Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.31 MB

Pages: 456

Author: Robert Christgau

ISBN: 9781478000082, 1478000082

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Is It Still Good To Ya Fifty Years Of Rock Criticism 19672017 Robert Christgau by Robert Christgau 9781478000082, 1478000082 instant download after payment.

Is It Still Good to Ya? sums up the career of longtime Village Voice stalwart Robert Christgau, who for half a century has been America's most widely respected rock critic, honoring a music he argues is only more enduring because it's sometimes simple or silly. While compiling historical overviews going back to Dionysus and the gramophone along with artist analyses that range from Louis Armstrong to M.I.A., this definitive collection also explores pop's African roots, response to 9/11, and evolution from the teen music of the '50s to an art form compelled to confront mortality as its heroes pass on. A final section combines searching obituaries of David Bowie, Prince, and Leonard Cohen with awed farewells to Bob Marley and Ornette Coleman.