Bruce Russell & Luke Wood (Eds.) - A Record Could Be Your Whole World: Vinyl Records as the Total Artwork of the Late Twentieth Century Blues I like to think that

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he began his career in the early '60s as a part of New York's vibrant Latin jazz scene

Martin Gary became interested in producing local bands

tinctured fusions of fugitive sounds and reverie-inducing archival speech

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Bruce Russell & Luke Wood (Eds.) - A Record Could Be Your Whole World: Vinyl Records as the Total Artwork of the Late Twentieth Century Blues I like to think thatThis is a book about records considered in themselves. It is not about musicians, or music, or design, or music history though all those things are considered at various points. This book tries to cast light on the unique role played by records in western culture in the late twentieth century. Records deeply penetrated everyday life and encompassed entire worldviews through their combination of sound, design and modern mythology. In this book a