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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  08 November 2024

Jan-Peter Herbst
Affiliation:
University of Huddersfield
Steve Waksman
Affiliation:
Smith College, Massachusetts
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024

Contents

  1. List of Figures

  2. List of Tables

  3. List of Contributors

  4. 1Introduction

    Jan-Peter Herbst and Steve Waksman

  5. Part IHistoryPersonal Take I: Michael Astley-Brown

    1. 2The Misunderstood History and Prehistory of the Electric Guitar

      Matthew W. Hill

    2. 3The Electric Guitar’s “Golden Age”

      Steve Waksman

    3. 4The Guitar Hero in Classic Rock

      John Covach

  6. Part IITechnology and TimbrePersonal Take II: Ulrich Teuffel

    1. 5They Don’t Make ’Em Like They Used To: Electric Guitar Design 1950–2022

      Matt Brounley

    2. 6Even in the Quietest Moments: Amplifying the Electric Guitar

      Kyle Devine

    3. 7Stompbox Revolution: Electric Guitar Pedals and Tone

      Erik Broess

  7. Part IIIMusical Style and TechniquePersonal Take III: Samantha Bennett

    1. 8Technique vs Virtuosity in the Instrumental Gesture: From Classical to Rock and from Rock to Contemporary Creation

      Philippe Gonin

    2. 9The Bass Guitar in Popular Music

      Brian F. Wright

    3. 10Thumping, Glitch, and Butterfly Tapping: Innovations in Guitar Technique in the New Millennium

      Alexander Paul Vallejo and Jan-Peter Herbst

    4. 11Rhythm Changes: Rhythm Guitar from Jazz to Funk

      Kate Lewis

  8. Part IVThe Electric Guitar in SocietyPersonal Take IV: Pamela Cole

    1. 12Trailblazers, Self-Creators, and Provers: Celebrating Women in Electric Guitar

      Sue Foley

    2. 13Black Women: Race, Gender, Genre, and the Electric Guitar

      Mashadi Matabane

    3. 14Ecological Entanglements: Following the Electric Guitar from Factory to Forest

      Chris Gibson and Andrew Warren

    4. 15Electro-Collectives: Virtual Guitar Communities

      Daniel Lee

  9. Part VThe Global InstrumentPersonal Take V: Azmyl Yunor

    1. 16African Electrical Networks

      Nathaniel Braddock

    2. 17Rhythm, Rasta, Rock, and “Electric Avenue”: The Electric Guitar in Anglo-Caribbean Popular Music

      Mike Alleyne

    3. 18The Electric Guitar in Southeast Asia: A Serpentine Path

      Rebekah E. Moore

  10. Index

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  • Edited by Jan-Peter Herbst, University of Huddersfield, Steve Waksman, Smith College, Massachusetts
  • Book: The Cambridge Companion to the Electric Guitar
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  • Contents
  • Edited by Jan-Peter Herbst, University of Huddersfield, Steve Waksman, Smith College, Massachusetts
  • Book: The Cambridge Companion to the Electric Guitar
  • Online publication: 08 November 2024
Available formats
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