Don't Lose Your Good Thing

Don't Lose Your Good ThingThe people, politics, and preservation battles behind saving America's most storied music sites. Don't Lose Your Good Thing explores how the places that shaped American popular music are essential to understanding the nation's broader history. From the Gennett and King Records buildings in the Midwest to Stax and Capricorn Studios and the Birthplace of Country Music Museum in the South, Charlie B. Dahan examines how these sites of musical innovation

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