Ecomusicology: Rock, Folk, and the Environment

Mark Pedelty

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Introduction 1 Pop ecology on the global stage 2 Whose land? Popular music and the American soundscape 3 Music makes place: Regional geographies in popular song 4 A tonic for the troops: Local music, community, and ecology Conclusion Bibliography Discography Filmography.

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