Buried Country: The Story of Aboriginal Country Music
$20.00
It was country music that first gave Aboriginal people a voice in modern Australia. Telling black stories in a way white folks could understand as well, country music was not only a salve for its own dispossessed people, it offered common ground in a divided land and the possibility of grassroots reconciliation. Packed with rare photographs and memorabilia and including a detailed discography, Buried Country offers a fascinating account of the growth of this vital force in Aboriginal culture and its role in changing Australian society.
Publisher: Pluto Press
Date Published: 2000
Book Condition: Very good soft cover showing some minor edge wear to covers and previous owner’s inscription inside the front cover
ISBN: 1864031522
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