Description
This is the story of Black British music, from the court of King Henry VIII to the ‘Ends’ of South London; from Africa to the Caribbean to the UK and back; from subterranean shebeens and church halls to royal command performances and sold-out stadiums; and from outsider influence to domestic chart domination. A landmark volume of essays, features and interviews, illustrated throughout and published to accompany a major British Library exhibition.
Details
- Author: Bradshaw, Paul (ed.)
- Publisher: British Library Publishing
- Format: Hardback
- Publication Date: 27/04/2024
- ISBN: 9780712354899
- B-Code: B075183
- Illustrated: Colour images
- Pages: 288
- Dimensions: 250x182mm
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