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*035  $a(NO-LaBS)11249573(bibid)
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*1001 $aMarcus, Greil$d1945-$_12093200
*24510$aThree Songs, Three Singers, Three Nations$cGreil Marcus
*260  $aLondon$bHarvard University Press$ccop. 2015
*300  $a164 s.
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*5058 $aHar noteapparat, kilderegister og register
*5208 $aGreil Marcus delves into three distinct episodes in the history of American commonplace song and shows how each one manages to convey the uncanny sense that it was written by no one. In these seemingly anonymous productions, we discover three different ways of talking about the United States, and three separate nations within its borders.
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*60014$aDylan, Bob$d1941-$_11417200
*60014$aLunsford, Bascom Lamar$d1882-1973$_20739500
*60014$aWiley, Geeshie$_28371900
*650 4$aFolkemusikk$_10022100
*651 4$aUSA$_10088200
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