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Murray Forman

19 works· latest 2020· 3 institutionscluster: provisional

Works

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“Things Done Changed”: Recalibrating the Real in Hip-Hop

Popular Music & Society·2020·1 author

24citations

Les Hip-Hop Studies aux États-Unis, des controverses passées aux projets futurs

Volume !·2020·2 authors·Open access

4citations

Visualizing place, representing age in hip-hop: converging themes in Scarface's ‘My Block’

Continuum·2014·1 author

13citations

‘How we feel the music’: popular music by elders and for elders

Popular Music·2012·1 author

16citations

Introduction: As Time Goes By

Popular Music·2012·2 authors

4citations

Conscious Hip-Hop, Change, and the Obama Era

DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals)·2010·1 author·Open access

21citations

Keeping It Real: Interpreting Hip-Hop

College English·2006·6 authors

14citations

That's the Joint!

Routledge eBooks·2004·2 authors·book

342citations

‘One night on TV is worth weeks at the Paramount’: musicians and opportunity in early television, 1948–55

Popular Music·2002·1 author

21citations

Soundtrack to a Crisis

Television & New Media·2002·1 author

11citations

No Sleep 'Til Brooklyn

American Quarterly·2002·1 author

11citations

The 'Hood Comes First: Race, Space, and Place in Rap and Hip-Hop

Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University)·2002·1 author

595citations

The 'Hood Comes First

Wesleyan University Press eBooks·2002·1 author·book

368citations

“Keeping it real”?: African Youth Identities and Hip Hop

BRILL eBooks·2002·1 author·chapter

18citations

“Straight Outta Mogadishu”: Prescribed Identities and Performative Practices among Somali Youth in North American High Schools

TOPIA Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies·2001·1 author

62citations

‘Represent’: race, space and place in rap music

Popular Music·2000·1 author

216citations

"The ‘hood comes first" : race, space and place in Rap music and Hip Hop, 1978-1996

Library and Archives Canada (Government of Canada)·1997·1 author·thesis·Open access

5citations

Media Form and Cultural Space: Negotiating Rap “Fanzines”

The Journal of Popular Culture·1995·1 author

6citations

“Movin’ closer to an independent funk”: Black Feminist Theory, Standpoint, and Women in Rap

Women s Studies·1994·1 author

25citations