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Elton John's music is more than entertainment—it’s a map of modern history. Author Matthew Restall explains why on this new episode of In Conversation: An OUP Podcast.
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The Pill, Mary Quant, Vidal Sassoon & the sound of change! Gordon Ross Thompson explores how musicians like Cilla Black, Lulu & Sandie Shaw redefined femininity in the 60s music industry, facing unique challenges. oxford.ly/45x8tmH
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