Articles

• ‘…Chasing the Canon…’

  C Devroop

  5-10

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• Working Small, Acting Big: Sources of, and Strategies for, Business Innovation among South African Jazz Musicians

  G Ansell, H Barnard

  11-29

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• Chris McGregor: Introduction and Interview

  C Ballantine

  31-48

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• Thula Mabota: South African Jazz and Popular Music Since 1994

  DB Coplan

  49-60

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• ‘Om ’n Gifsak te Versteek’: ‘King Kong’, The Apartheid State and the Politics of Movement, 1959-1961

  L Dalamba

  61-82

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• ‘Reminiscing in Tempo’: The Rainbow and Resistance in 1980s South Africa

  M Duby

  83-104

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• Review Article: Musical Echoes: South African Women Thinking in Jazz

  P Fourie

  105-116

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• Abdullah Ibrahim and the Validation of the Local: ‘Is This What Rashid Vally Wanted?

  J Loubser

  117-136

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• On Jazz, Sociability and Symbolic Mobility in South Africa: Thinking Across some Post-Apartheid Fault Lines’

  B Pyper

  137-157

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• Shifting Fortunes: Jazz in (Post)Apartheid South Africa

  N Ramanna

  159-172

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