Print of Note #10 |
Subject | Citation | Contents |
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state of music industry | "Sir Elton John and the Night of the Roundtable: conversation with Windy Chien, Alison Faith Levy, Katy St. Clair, and Oliver Wang." Issue #14, 2001, Bitch; feminist reponse to pop culture | |
Q-Bert, Pandit Pran Nath | "Driller Killer" by Peter Shapiro (pp.26-9) and "Infinity's pathfinder" by Marcus Boon (pp.38-43), The Wire; adventures in modern music, September, 2001 | |
John Coltrane | "Pundit Coltrane shows the way." by Madhav Chari, Journal of Asian American studies, October 2001, pp. 265-283. | |
Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble | "For students, cellist is 'Just Soooo Cool'." by Avis Thomas-Lester, Washington Post, 18 October 2001, p.B-3. | |
Moser Baer | "Delhi's Disc Dreams." by Joanna Slater, Far Easter Economic Review, 1 November 2001, pp. 42-4. | |
Lao hip hop | "Hip hop disconnect; Hip-hop may be the universal language, but its artists need to find something to say." by Darren Keast, East Bay Express, 21 November 2001 | Starts off with a travelogue about visiting Luang Prabang in Laos, and the author becoming astonished to hear hip hop with a Lao mc. Also mentions commentary by Oliver Wang and Jeff Chang. |
MC Kiwi | "Fruits of hard labor." by Thomas Connors, SF Weekly, 21 November 2001. | |
George Harrison, Ravi Shankar | "Remembering George Harrison." by Ravi Shankar, New York Times, 9 December 2001 |
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