This Must Be the Place: Music, Community and Vanished Spaces in New York City – A Kirkus Best Book Adult Nonfiction History of American Culture
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This Must Be the Place: Music, Community and Vanished Spaces in New York City – A Kirkus Best Book Adult Nonfiction History of American Culture

by Jesse Rifkin

Cultural Studies music history urban history
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Jesse Rifkin explores the powerful connections between music, community, and place in New York City. This work of American cultural history considers vanished spaces and the role they played in shaping the city’s musical life, shared identity, and collective memory.

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This Must Be the Place examines the relationship between music, community, and the changing spaces of New York City.

Framed as a work of American cultural history, the book considers vanished places and their significance to the city’s musical and communal life.

Jesse Rifkin offers an exploration of the cultural spaces that help define how people gather, create, and remember.

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