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SUMMARY:The Long Play Sessions - Kevin Dettmar: In Conversation & Book Sig
 ning with Jon King (Gang of Four)
LOCATION:London ICMP Queen's Park
DESCRIPTION:Punk In Fifty Pieces - Punk In Fifty Pieces with Kevin Dettmar
  and special guest Jon King (Gang of Four)Fifty years after punk exploded 
 into public consciousness\, Punk in 50 Pieces revisits the songs\, artists
  and moments that transformed popular music forever.Kevin Dettmar joins Th
 e Long Play Sessions and in this engaging new book\, explores 50 defining 
 tracks that chart punk's emergence and its evolution into post-punk and ne
 w wave. Beginning with the Sex Pistols' "Anarchy in the U.K."\, he traces 
 the revolutionary impact of artists including Patti Smith\, The Ramones\, 
 Iggy Pop\, Joy Division\, Siouxsie and the Banshees\, Talking Heads\, Blon
 die\, Devo\, The Clash\, Public Image Ltd\, X-Ray Spex\, The Cure\, The B-
 52s\, The Go-Go's and many more.Both an accessible introduction and a rich
 ly informed cultural history\, Punk in 50 Pieces examines how a five-year 
 burst of creativity reshaped rock music and left an enduring influence on 
 popular culture. Combining insightful criticism with an expertly curated s
 oundtrack\, it stands alongside classic works such as Please Kill Me\, Lip
 stick Traces\, Rip It Up and Start Again and England's Dreaming as an esse
 ntial exploration of one of music's most influential movements.Kevin Dettm
 ar is the author of Is Rock Dead? and the acclaimed 33⅓ volume on Gang o
 f Four's Entertainment!. He is also co-editor of Shake It Up: Great Americ
 an Writing on Rock and Pop from Elvis to Jay-Z and editor of The Cambridge
  Companion to Bob Dylan. He teaches literature and popular culture at Pomo
 na College.\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.com/event/709970
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