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| Introduction by Peter Guralnick | 1 |
| OSANNE GASH The Ties That Bind Joe Magazine | 7 |
| JAY BABCOCK Fela: King of the Invisible Art Mean | 14 |
| KAREN SCHOEMER A Fragile Mind Bent in a Psychedelic Era New | |
| York Times Magazine | 51 |
| SELWYN SEYFU HINDS Me, Machine: The Curious Case of a Man | |
| Called Sean The Source | 56 |
| DAVID MOODIE AND MAUREEN CALLAHAN Don't Drink the Brown Water | |
| Spin | 72 |
| LESTER BANGS INTRODUCTION BY JOHN ROCKWELL An Instant Fan's | |
| Inspired Notes: You Gotta Listen New York Times | 98 |
| JONNY WHITESIDE Merle Haggard's Twin Oracles L.A. Weekly | 108 |
| SASHA FRERE-JONES Run-D.M.C. The Vibe History of Hip Hop | 121 |
| TONY SCHERMAN On Song New York Times | 131 |
| SUSAN ORLEAN Meet the Shaggs New Yorker | 134 |
| VINCE ALETTI Madonna Aperture | 147 |
| GEORGE W | GOODMAN Sonny Rollins at Sixty-Eight Atlantic |
| Monthly | 164 |
| EDDIE DEAN Desperate Man Blues Washington City Paper | 176 |
| GEOFFREY HIMES A Joyful Noise No Depression | 198 |
| DAVE HOEKSTRA Steve Earle Journal of Country Music | 208 |
| KEVEN McALESTER Bad Teeth New Times Los Angeles | 222 |
| DAVID SAMUELS Hip-Hop High New Yorker | 226 |
| ARTHUR KEMPTON The Lost Tycoons: The Fall of the Black | |
| Empires New York Review of Books | 245 |
| JOHN MORTHLAND Songwriter Texas Monthly | 273 |
| MOTORBOOTY EDITORS Punk: Undead Motorbooty | 278 |
| REBECCA MEAD Sex, Drugs, and Fiddling New Yorker | 281 |
| JEFF STARK The Politics of Plagiarism Salon | 294 |
| TOM PIAZZA Trust the Song Oxford American | 300 |
| DAVID HAJDU Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn Vanity Fair | 303 |
| ROBERT LLOYD Gone North L.A. Weekly | 312 |
| NANCY JO SALES Money Boss Player Vibe | 327 |
| HEATHER HEILMAN Lawsuit Blues Memphis Flyer | 333 |
| NEIL STRAUSS Unearthing the New Nashville's Wax Castoffs New | |
| York Times | 344 |
| J. R. JONES Prove It All Night Chicago Reader | 349 |
| GREIL MARCUS Old Songs in New Skins Interview | 374 |
| ALEC WILKINSON Who Put the Honky Tonk in "Honky Tonk | |
| Women"? Esquire | 377 |
| BEN SANDMEL Mr. K-Doe Goes to Washington Gambit Weekly | 391 |
| BILL FRISKICS-WARREN Unbroken Circle No Depression | 400 |
| DAVE MARSH AND DANIEL WOLFF No Hiding Place Oxford American | 411 |
| JIM WALSH Baptism by Bruce St. Paul Pioneer Press | 421 |
| Other Notable Essays of 1999 | 427 |
| List of Contributors | 431 |
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Lewis Wood
reviewed Da Capo Music Writing 2000: The Year's Finest Writing on Rock, Pop, Jazz, Country, and More on September 19, 2018
Da Capo Music Writing 2000: The Year's Finest Writing on Rock, Pop, Jazz, Country, and More
Uneven collection, but has several timeless gems on artists as diverse as Tom Waits, P Diddy and Ornette Coleman. Rosanne Cash's selection is quite lovely.
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Add Da Capo Music Writing 2000: The Year's Finest Writing on Rock, Pop, Jazz, Country, and More, Welcome to the first volume in an exciting new annual series that celebrates the year's best American writing about music and its culture, as selected by one of the genre's preeminent practitioners. Covering the gamut of contemporary styles—rock, pop, rap, Da Capo Music Writing 2000: The Year's Finest Writing on Rock, Pop, Jazz, Country, and More to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Da Capo Music Writing 2000: The Year's Finest Writing on Rock, Pop, Jazz, Country, and More, Welcome to the first volume in an exciting new annual series that celebrates the year's best American writing about music and its culture, as selected by one of the genre's preeminent practitioners. Covering the gamut of contemporary styles—rock, pop, rap, Da Capo Music Writing 2000: The Year's Finest Writing on Rock, Pop, Jazz, Country, and More to your collection on WonderClub |