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The ’Music Boom’ in Tamil South India: Gramophone, Radio, and the Making of Mass Culture

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The ’Music Boom’ in Tamil South India: Gramophone, Radio, and the Making of Mass Culture
Author(s)Hughes, Stephen
AbstractExplores the history of the “music boom,” an unprecedented spread of popular music in the 1920’s-30’s, in the Tamil Nadu region of India. The “music boom” was the consequence of the expansion of the south Indian gramophone industry in conjunction with the growth of the mass media, especially radio, and related technological innovations.
IssueNo4
Pages445-473
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceHistorical Journal of Film, Radio and Television
VolumeNo22
PubDate2002
ISBN_ISSN0143-9685
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