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    The Pop Process

    Published by Hutchinson Educational Ltd., 1969

    Seller: Quinto Bookshop, London, United Kingdom

    Association Member: PBFA

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    First Edition

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    Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First edition. Publisher's original maroon cloth boards with gilt lettering to spine. In the stunning Alistair Hay designed dust jacket. About fine. *** Fuddy-duddy approach to pop music and fashion of the late 60s. 'If ever there was an art form which was exclusively of the young, by the young and for the young, it is this one.' Mabey tries to understand what's going on in pop music, like a slightly condescending but open-minded parent, and ends up giving an interesting outsider's perspective on 60s youth culture.