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DennisD. Phillips. (1999) Adolescent uses of audio: Personal music and radio music. Journal of Radio Studies 6:2, pages 222-235.
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Lily Kong. (1996) Making “music at the margins"? A social and cultural analysis of Xinyao in Singapore . Asian Studies Review 19:3, pages 99-124.
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Thelma H. Duffey, Christine A. Lumadue & Sandra Woods. (2016) A Musical Chronology and the Emerging Life Song. The Family Journal 9:4, pages 398-406.
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Deborah R. Ostlund & Richard T. Kinnier. (1997) Values of Youth: Messages From the Most Popular Songs of Four Decades. The Journal of Humanistic Education and Development 36:2, pages 83-91.
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Keith P. Thompson. (2016) Adolescents and Media Music. Update: Applications of Research in Music Education 12:2, pages 9-15.
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Gilbert B. Rodman. (1990) Everyday I Write the Book: A Bibliography of (Mostly) Academie Work on Rock and Pop Music. Journal of Popular Music Studies 3:1, pages 18-39.
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