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music and tourism in the circum-Caribbean
Within the circum-Caribbean, the ubiquity of tourism and the variety of musical life are hard to miss. Scholars have long explored both of these themes in the Caribbean, but have done so from disciplinary perspectives that tended until recently (and for a variety of reasons) to foreclose readings that considered tourism and music together. This volume addresses itself to analyzing the dynamics and interrelationships between tourism and music throughout the region.
""Cover""; ""Sun, Sea, and Sound""; ""Copyright""; ""Contents""; ""Foreword""; ""Acknowledgments""; ""Contributors""; ""Sun, Sea, and Sound""; ""Introduction""; ""PART I Music, Musicians, and the Mass Tourism Market""; ""1 Modern Mento""; ""2 Selling Cuba by the Sound""; ""PART II Material and Immaterial Patterns of Circulation and Music Touristics""; ""3 Cruising Cultures""; ""4 â€œHello, New York City!â€?""; ""PART III Sites and Sounds of Intra-regional, Expatriate, and Insider Tourism""; ""5 Wanderers of Love""; ""6 Outsider, Insider, and Imagined Tourists""
""7 Celebrating Settlement Day in Belize""""PART IV Festivalizing Music Touristics""; ""8 DestiNation""; ""9 â€œJockomo Fee Na Nay!â€?""; ""PART V On the Music Touristics of Sex and Spirituality""; ""10 Sound Tracks of a Tropical Sexscape""; ""11 Resorting to Spiritual Tourism""; ""Afterword""; ""INDEX""
edited by Timothy Rommen and Daniel T. Neely.
Includes bibliographical references and index.