It ain't retro : Daptone Records & the 21st-century soul revolution /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Lipsky, Jessica (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	London : Jawbone Press, 2021.
Subjects:	Daptone Records (Firm) > History. Sound recording industry > United States > History. Soul music > History and criticism. Soul music > Social aspects > United States > History and criticism. Soul music > Political aspects > United States > History and criticism. African American musicians > History and criticism. Musicians, Black > History and criticism. African Americans > Music > History and criticism. African American singers > History and criticism. African American women singers > History and criticism. Soul music. Sound recording industry. United States. Criticism, interpretation, etc. History.

Table of Contents:

One. Damn It's Hot: NYC At The Center Of The Universe
Two. Let a Man do What he wanna do: Desco Records Digs
Three. Got To Be The Way it Is: Subculture, Collectors, and DJS Keep The Love Of Soul Burning
Four. You Better Think Twice: Death Of Desco, Birth Of Daptone
Five. Dap-Dipping: Creating The House Of Soul
Six. Fish In My Dish: Sharon Jones Gets Her Shine
Seven. What Have you Done For Me Lately? Amy Winehouse Record Heralds A New Era For Daptone
Eight. Make The Road By Walking: Revival Soul Stretches Out
Nine. Heart Of Gold: Charles Lint Bradley Reborn As The Screaming Eagle Of Soul
Ten. Out With The New, In With The True: A Culture Of Soul
Eleven. You Put The Flame On It: Daptone and The Soul Revolution Grow
Twelve. Soul Timei Revival Sounds Gain Steam
Thirteen. I'M Still Here: Daptone's Stars Fight For Their Lives
Fourteen. Keep Putting Soul Up: Souls Biggest Label Loses Its Stars
Fifteen. Whatever it Takes: Daptone In The Modern Era
Sixteen. Can I call you Rose? Daptone Heads West for the sweetest soul
Seventeen. Longer and Stronger: Daptone at 20.