Brian Rust's Guide to DiscographyStandard library cataloging rules are ill-adapted for the most part to serving the needs of the users or the compilers of discographies. . . . Rust offers a [broad] view of how the discipline has developed to date, since his interests lie in jazz and popular music, where much of the early discographical work was done. Choice |
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Purpose and Function of Discography | 3 |
A Short History of the Science of Discography | 15 |
The Creation of a Discography | 23 |
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