Selling sounds: the commercial revolution in American music

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* Prologue * When Songs Became a Business * Making Hits * Music without Musicians * The Traffic in Voices * Musical Properties * Perfect Pitch * The Black Swan * The Musical Soundscape of Modernity * Epilogue * Abbreviations in Notes * Notes * Acknowledgments * Index

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