| Contents |
| Introduction |
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| The Mechanised Popular Music Industry |
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The Rise of the Gramophone and the Development of the British Gramophone
Industry |
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The Role of the Gramophone in Daily Life in Interwar Britain and its
Effect on Musical Culture |
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Radio, Cinema, and Popular Music in Interwar Britain |
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| The Live Popular Music Industry |
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Developments in Live Music 1918 to 1939: From Performers to Listeners |
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Live Music: Dance Bands, Dance Music, and Dance Musicians |
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The Expansion and Development of the Dance Hall Industry |
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The Experience of Dancing, Dance Halls, and the Dance Culture 1918-1939 |
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| Popular Music and Popular Music Artists |
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Tastes in Popular Music 1918-1939 |
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| Conclusion |
