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Crankin!: Power and Resilience in Washington DC’s Go-Go Culture

23 Apr Crankin!: Power and Resilience in Washington DC’s Go-Go Culture

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After over six years in the making, Crankin!: Power and Resilience in Washington, DC’s Go-Go Culture is finally on the way.

Written by Alona Wartofsky, Charles C. Stephenson Jr., and Kato Hammond, and arriving during Go-Go’s 50th anniversary year, the book covers the broad 50-year history of Go-Go music and culture. With around 130 historical images, it captures the people, places, and defining moments that shaped the culture across the decades, and is on track to become THE definitive go-to resource on the genre’s history and legacy.

Official release date: September 1
Pre-orders are now live on Amazon!
https://a.co/d/09HcQlOO

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