THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AUSTRALIAN ROCK AND POP:
2nd Edition -
Ian McFarlane

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The Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop Second Edition has been completely revised and updated. It is the most comprehensive guide to the bands and artists who moulded the shape of Australian popular music from 1956 to 2016. Arranged alphabetically for easy reference, the book will appeal to both the dedicated fan and casual reader. Containing over 1,000 entries, from AC/DC and The Avalanches, from Olivia Newton-John to Guy Sebastian and on to You Am I and Zoot, this is a book crammed with a mixture of facts and opinion. It includes biographical information, line-up details, record releases, career highlights and album discographies, as well as an authoritative critique on each artist’s career.

This is an essential work of reference for anyone who has loved Australian popular music.

Presented as a quality A4 size, 544 page, soft cover publication featuring over 1000 entries (including 160+ new entries) with 136 colour images of bands and artists – some never seen before. Beautifully designed and featuring full colour cover and introductory pages, with a comprehensive band/artist index included.

“I use your book to remind me of things I did, that I can’t remember!” - Bruce Milne - Musicologist

“Ian McFarlane deserves a medal for bothering to compile The Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop, an excellent cultural resource.” - Stephen Cummings (The Age, December 1999)