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- Artikelzustand
- Title
- Bob Dylan: The Never Ending Star
- ISBN
- 9780745636429
- Publication Name
- Bob Dylan : the Never Ending Star
- Item Length
- 8.3in
- Publisher
- Polity Press
- Publication Year
- 2007
- Series
- Celebrities Ser.
- Type
- Textbook
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 0.9in
- Item Width
- 5.5in
- Item Weight
- 14.6 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 300 Pages
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Bob Dylan's contribution to popular music is immeasurable. Venerated as rock's one true genius, Dylan is considered responsible for introducing a new range of topics and new lyrical complexity into popular music. Without Bob Dylan, rock critic Dave Marsh once claimed, there would be no popular music as we understand it today.
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Polity Press
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074563642x
ISBN-13
9780745636429
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Publication Name
Bob Dylan : the Never Ending Star
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Year
2007
Series
Celebrities Ser.
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
300 Pages
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Item Length
8.3in
Item Height
0.9in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
14.6 Oz
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Ml420.D98
Reviews
& 'Finally, a Bob Dylan book that is refreshingly bereft of 1960s nostalgia: Lee Marshall challenges much received wisdom by arguing that Dylan & 's touring and performances since the late 1980s are central to his music. This is an important book. It represents a major contribution to studies of stardom and a provocative intervention into debates about the art and identity of Bob Dylan. & 'Keith Negus, Professor of Musicology, Goldsmiths, University of London& 'This is a remarkable book, one of the few truly original ways of looking at Bob Dylan that I've seen in recent years. What Marshall gives you is not so much fresh interpretations of individual Dylan songs, but rather a completely rethought context for understanding thewhole of Dylan's career, analysing the social and cultural structures which both constrained and enabled Dylan's creativity. By concentrating on the phenomenon of Dylan as a "star," Marshall opens up many fascinating approaches, not least (in the strongest passages ofthe book) in his brilliant discussion of the Never Ending Tour. This book will be a critical benchmark for Dylan scholars, as well as a provocative delight for fans of rock's definitive star. & 'Stephen Scobie, author, Alias Bob Dylan Revisited, & 'Finally, a Bob Dylan book that is refreshingly bereft of 1960s nostalgia: Lee Marshall challenges much received wisdom by arguing that Dylan's touring and performances since the late 1980s are central to his music. This is an important book. It represents a major contribution to studies of stardom and a provocative intervention into debates about the art and identity of Bob Dylan.'Keith Negus, Professor of Musicology, Goldsmiths, University of London& 'This is a remarkable book, one of the few truly original ways of looking at Bob Dylan that I've seen in recent years. What Marshall gives you is not so much fresh interpretations of individual Dylan songs, but rather a completely rethought context for understanding thewhole of Dylan's career, analysing the social and cultural structures which both constrained and enabled Dylan's creativity. By concentrating on the phenomenon of Dylan as a "star," Marshall opens up many fascinating approaches, not least (in the strongest passages ofthe book) in his brilliant discussion of the Never Ending Tour. This book will be a critical benchmark for Dylan scholars, as well as a provocative delight for fans of rock's definitive star.'Stephen Scobie, author, Alias Bob Dylan Revisited, 'Finally, a Bob Dylan book that is refreshingly bereft of 1960s nostalgia: Lee Marshall challenges much received wisdom by arguing that Dylan 's touring and performances since the late 1980s are central to his music. This is an important book. It represents a major contribution to studies of stardom and a provocative intervention into debates about the art and identity of Bob Dylan. ' Keith Negus, Professor of Musicology, Goldsmiths, University of London 'This is a remarkable book, one of the few truly original ways of looking at Bob Dylan that I've seen in recent years. What Marshall gives you is not so much fresh interpretations of individual Dylan songs, but rather a completely rethought context for understanding the whole of Dylan's career, analysing the social and cultural structures which both constrained and enabled Dylan's creativity. By concentrating on the phenomenon of Dylan as a "star," Marshall opens up many fascinating approaches, not least (in the strongest passages of the book) in his brilliant discussion of the Never Ending Tour. This book will be a critical benchmark for Dylan scholars, as well as a provocative delight for fans of rock's definitive star. ' Stephen Scobie, author, Alias Bob Dylan Revisited, "A landmark new study of the star's career." Bristol Evening Post "Finally, a Bob Dylan book that is refreshingly bereft of 1960s nostalgia: Lee Marshall challenges much received wisdom by arguing that Dylan's touring and performances since the late 1980s are central to his music. This is an important book. It represents a major contribution to studies of stardom and a provocative intervention into debates about the art and identity of Bob Dylan." Keith Negus, Goldsmiths, University of London "This is a remarkable book, one of the few truly original ways of looking at Bob Dylan that I've seen in recent years. What Marshall gives you is not so much fresh interpretations of individual Dylan songs, but rather a completely rethought context for understanding the whole of Dylan's career, analysing the social and cultural structures which both constrained and enabled Dylan's creativity. By concentrating on the phenomenon of Dylan as a "star," Marshall opens up many fascinating approaches, not least (in the strongest passages of the book) in his brilliant discussion of the Never Ending Tour. This book will be a critical benchmark for Dylan scholars, as well as a provocative delight for fans of rock's definitive star." Stephen Scobie, author of Alias Bob Dylan Revisited, "A landmark new study of the star's career."Bristol Evening Post"Finally, a Bob Dylan book that is refreshingly bereft of 1960s nostalgia: Lee Marshall challenges much received wisdom by arguing that Dylan's touring and performances since the late 1980s are central to his music. This is an important book. It represents a major contribution to studies of stardom and a provocative intervention into debates about the art and identity of Bob Dylan."Keith Negus, Goldsmiths, University of London"This is a remarkable book, one of the few truly original ways of looking at Bob Dylan that I've seen in recent years. What Marshall gives you is not so much fresh interpretations of individual Dylan songs, but rather a completely rethought context for understanding the whole of Dylan's career, analysing the social and cultural structures which both constrained and enabled Dylan's creativity. By concentrating on the phenomenon of Dylan as a "star," Marshall opens up many fascinating approaches, not least (in the strongest passages of the book) in his brilliant discussion of the Never Ending Tour. This book will be a critical benchmark for Dylan scholars, as well as a provocative delight for fans of rock's definitive star."Stephen Scobie, author of Alias Bob Dylan Revisited, 'Finally, a Bob Dylan book that is refreshingly bereft of 1960s nostalgia: Lee Marshall challenges much received wisdom by arguing that Dylan's touring and performances since the late 1980s are central to his music. This is an important book. It represents a major contribution to studies of stardom and a provocative intervention into debates about the art and identity of Bob Dylan.'eith Negus, Professor of Musicology, Goldsmiths, University of London'This is a remarkable book, one of the few truly original ways of looking at Bob Dylan that I've seen in recent years. What Marshall gives you is not so much fresh interpretations of individual Dylan songs, but rather a completely rethought context for understanding thehole of Dylan's career, analysing the social and cultural structures which both constrained and enabled Dylan's creativity. By concentrating on the phenomenon of Dylan as a "star," Marshall opens up many fascinating approaches, not least (in the strongest passages ofhe book) in his brilliant discussion of the Never Ending Tour. This book will be a critical benchmark for Dylan scholars, as well as a provocative delight for fans of rock's definitive star.'tephen Scobie, author, Alias Bob Dylan Revisited, "One of the most enlightening of the 115 titles currently weighing down my groaning Zim bookshelf ... Readers are lucky that an expert fellow fan has applied his specialist insight to create an original, compelling explanation of the 'Bob Dylan' phenomenon. And that he's done so with such an accessible and stylishly written book." Dylan Daily "A rich, highly readable cultural history of popular music from the early 1960s to the present, read through and around Dylan's remarkable public career." Times Higher Education Supplement "Marshall has an excellent grasp of what rock music has meant within popular culture and how it has changed over time, and gives in this book the clearest explanation I have ever come across of rock's (and therefore Dylan's) place within post-modernism. Moreover, he really knows his Dylan." Isis "A landmark new study of the star's career." Bristol Evening Post "As Lee Marshall shows us, plenty is left to say about Dylan and his many personas ... An inventive and captivating study of Dylan that not only looks at his folk years but also examines his current face." Electric Review "Finally, a Bob Dylan book that is refreshingly bereft of 1960s nostalgia: Lee Marshall challenges much received wisdom by arguing that Dylan's touring and performances since the late 1980s are central to his music. This is an important book. It represents a major contribution to studies of stardom and a provocative intervention into debates about the art and identity of Bob Dylan." Keith Negus, Goldsmiths, University of London "This is a remarkable book, one of the few truly original ways of looking at Bob Dylan that I've seen in recent years. What Marshall gives you is not so much fresh interpretations of individual Dylan songs, but rather a completely rethought context for understanding the whole of Dylan's career, analysing the social and cultural structures which both constrained and enabled Dylan's creativity. By concentrating on the phenomenon of Dylan as a "star," Marshall opens up many fascinating approaches, not least (in the strongest passages of the book) in his brilliant discussion of the Never Ending Tour. This book will be a critical benchmark for Dylan scholars, as well as a provocative delight for fans of rock's definitive star." Stephen Scobie , author of Alias Bob Dylan Revisited, 'Finally, a Bob Dylan book that is refreshingly bereft of 1960s nostalgia: Lee Marshall challenges much received wisdom by arguing that Dylan 's touring and performances since the late 1980s are central to his music. This is an important book. It represents a major contribution to studies of stardom and a provocative intervention into debates about the art and identity of Bob Dylan. 'Keith Negus, Professor of Musicology, Goldsmiths, University of London'This is a remarkable book, one of the few truly original ways of looking at Bob Dylan that I've seen in recent years. What Marshall gives you is not so much fresh interpretations of individual Dylan songs, but rather a completely rethought context for understanding thewhole of Dylan's career, analysing the social and cultural structures which both constrained and enabled Dylan's creativity. By concentrating on the phenomenon of Dylan as a "star," Marshall opens up many fascinating approaches, not least (in the strongest passages ofthe book) in his brilliant discussion of the Never Ending Tour. This book will be a critical benchmark for Dylan scholars, as well as a provocative delight for fans of rock's definitive star. 'Stephen Scobie, author, Alias Bob Dylan Revisited
Table of Content
Acknowledgements xi The theoretical bit Why looking at stardom is important for understanding Dylan. Different approaches to stardom, and the most important bits of the theories. How we hear songs. Whether words or voice are most important. How stardom affects the meaning of songs. 1 Introduction 1 2 Stardom, Authorship and the Meaning of Songs 14 Dylan's sixties stardom Dylan's emergence in the folk revival and the contradictions of being a 'folk star'. His move into rock, political individualism and the tensions between culture and commerce. Dylan's withdrawal from the scene in the late sixties. His attempts to reclaim his stardom and their effect on the rest of his career. Snapshot: The man of the people 49 3 Folk Stardom: Star as Ordinary, Star as Special 52 Snapshot: The chameleon poet 85 4 Rock Stardom: Reconciling Culture and Commerce 88 Snapshot: The retiring father 115 5 Beyond Stardom: Rock History and Canonisation 118 Dylan's later stardom Changing social values and Dylan's problems in the 1980s. Dylan's attempt to reconstruct the relationship with his audience. An overview of the Never Ending Tour and its key features. Debates about Dylan's later work. Time Out Of Mind and the changes in Dylan's stardom since 1997. Snapshot: The rock legend 149 6 Declining Stardom: Nostalgia and the 'Death of Rock' 152 Snapshot: The wandering minstrel 183 7 Redefining Stardom: The Never Ending Tour 186 Snapshot: The soul of previous times 229 8 Never Ending Stardom: Dylan after Time Out Of Mind 232 Notes 277 Bibliography 287 List of Interviews 295 Copyright Acknowledgements 299 Index 304
Copyright Date
2007
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Topic
Sociology / General, Composers & Musicians, Genres & Styles / Rock
Dewey Decimal
782.42164092
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Music, Social Science
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