Table of contents for Echo and reverb : fabricating space in popular music, 1900-1960 / Peter Doyle.

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Contents
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
Harnessing the Echo
Chapter 3
"Way Out There": Hillbilly, Blues and Jazz
Chapter 4
"Blue Shadows on the Trail": Space and Place in the Imagined West
Chapter 5
"And as the Sun Sinks Slowly in the West . . .": Sobbing Guitars, 
Distant Horizons and the Acoustics of Otherness
Chapter 6
"How Near, How Far?": Inner Voices, Weird Space and the Ghostly West
Chapter 7
"Off the Wall": Blues Recording at Sun and Chess Studios, 1947-1954
Chapter 8
"Train I Ride . . .": Rock 'n' Roll Echo
Chapter 9
"Train Kept a Rollin'": "Popular Music's New Territories
Chapter 10
Conclusion: "Race with the Devil"
Notes
Bibliography
Discography
Index 

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Popular music -- History and criticism.
Sound recordings -- Production and direction -- History.