Sexing the groove : popular music and gender /

Sexing the groove : popular music and gender / edited by Sheila Whitely. - xxxvi, 353 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm

Includes bibliographical references (pages 319-335) and index. Includes discography.

Sizing up record collections : gender and connoisseurship in rock music culture / Men making a scene : rock music and the production of gender / Women and the electric guitar / (R)evolution now? : rock and the political potential of gender / Little red rooster v. the honky tonk woman : Mick Jagger, sexuality, style and image / Bruce Springsteen and masculinity / The Pet Shop Boys : musicology, masculinity and banality / Can a fujiyama mama be the female Elvis? : the wild, wild women of rockabilly / Female identity and the woman songwriter / Sinéad O'Connor--musical mother / Mannish girl : k.d. lang--from cowpunk to androgyny / The missing links : riot grrl--feminism--lesbian culture / 'Rebel girl, you are the queen of my world' : feminism, 'subculture' and grrrl power / Seduced by the sign : an analysis of the textual links between sound and image in pop videos / Feeling and fun : romance, dance and the performing male body in the Take That videos / Rolling and tumbling : digital erotics and the culture of narcissism / Will Straw -- Sara Cohen -- Mavis Bayton -- Norma Coates -- Sheila Whiteley -- Gareth Palmer -- Stan Hawkins -- David Sanjek -- Charlotte Greig -- Keith Negus -- Stella Bruzzi -- Mary Celeste Kearney -- Marion Leonard -- Sheila Whiteley -- Paul McDonald -- Sean Cubitt. Pt. I. Rock music culture. Pt. II. Masculinities and popular music. Pt. III. A time of growth and change : femininities and popular music. Pt. IV. Music, image and identity.

0415146704 9780415146708

97005416


Popular music--Social aspects
Sex in music
Gender identity in music

ML3470 / .S46 1997

306.484

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