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Por Qué Escuchamos a Stevie Wonder Por qué escuchamos a Stevie Wonder Edgardo Scott Scott, Edgardo Por qué escuchamos a Stevie Wonder / Edgardo Scott. - 1a ed. - Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires : Gourmet Musical Ediciones, 2020. 96 p. ; 23 x 15 cm. ISBN 978-987-3823-41-1 1. Música. I. Título. CDD 780 Edición: Leandro Donozo Coordinador de colección: Oscar Finkelstein Asistente editorial: Marcela Abad Diseño de portada: Ariana Jenik Diseño de interiores y armado: Tomás Caramella © Edgardo Scott © Gourmet Musical Ediciones, 2020 Reservados todos los derechos de esta edición 1ra edición: enero de 2020 ISBN 978-987-3823-41-1 Esta edición de 2000 ejemplares se terminó de imprimir en Al Sur Producciones Gráficas SRL (W. Villafañe 468, Buenos Aires) en diciembre de 2019 Hecho el depósito que marca la ley 11.723 Prohibida la reproducción total o parcial de esta obra sin permiso escrito del editor Gourmet Musical Ediciones Buenos Aires, Argentina [email protected] facebook.com/gourmetmusicalediciones - www.gourmetmusicalediciones.com Índice temático A Chatterton, Thomas 42 Checker, Chubby 12 Adele 80 Chitarroni, Luis 69, 77 Adorno, Theodor W. 70, 71, 89 Clapton, Eric 34, 46 Agamben, Giorgio 14, 89 Clark, Petula 63 A-ha 12, 46 Clayderman, Richard 63 Aira, César 48 Cocker, Jarvis 33 Arcade Fire 80 Collins, Phil 78 Arctic Monkeys 50 Como, Perry 63 Arlt, Roberto 85 Conniff, Ray 63 Ashford, Daisy 42 Cooper, Bradley 25 Auden, W. H. 64, 89 Correas, Carlos 12, 89 , , B Cortázar, Julio 39 47 89 Costello, Elvis 27, 33, 72, 73 , , Bacharach, Burt 24, 33 Cozarinsky, Edgardo 61 88 89 Baez, Joan 39, 40 D Bardot, Brigitte 63 Barthes, Roland 84 Daft Punk 47, 62 Bassey, Shirley 63 D’Arienzo, Juan 12 Beethoven, Ludwig van 48 Davis, Miles 13 Berger, John 57, 58 Dax Riders 63 Berti, Eduardo 36, 89 Debussy, Claude 13 Bilk, Acker 63 Depardieu, Gérard 22, 89 Bioy Casares, Adolfo 15 Depeche Mode 46 Bird, Christopher 67 Dickens, Charles 41 Bloc Party 80 Distel, Sacha 63 Bochatón, Francisco 79 Dorval, Anne 63 Bono 58 Drake, Nick 85 Borges, Jorge Luis 14, 30, 87, 89 Duran Duran 12, 46 Bowie, David 12, 16 Dylan, Bob 88 Brel, Jacques 24 Brooks, Mel 78 E Bukowski, Charles 41 Eisenhower, Dwight D. 69 C Eliot, T. S. 18, 89 Ellington, Duke 13 Cabral, Facundo 12 Eno, Brian 16 Cage, John 46, 47, 89 Eterna Inocencia 66 Cerati, Gustavo 11 Charles, Ray 53, 65, 76 91 Edgardo Scott F K Fante, John 41 Kafka, Franz 30 Faulkner, William 61 Kandinsky, Vassily 36 Fernández, Macedonio 47, 89 Katchadjian, Pablo 29 Ferrante and Teicher 63 Kennedy, John Fitzgerald 20 Fitzgerald, Ella 63 King, Morgana 63 Flea 29 Kraftwerk 47 Fogwill 66, 84, 89 Krauss, Karl 61 Fong, Khalil 63 Kravitz, Lenny 34 Foucault, Michel 51, 52 Frank, Jackson C. 85 L Freelon, Nnenna 31 , , Frusciante, John 29 Lady Gaga 25 26 80 La Máquina de Hacer Pájaros 85 G Lauper, Cindy 12 Led Zeppelin 13 Gandini, Gerardo 71, 76 Lennon, John 45, 84 García, Charly 12, 22, 34, 68, 85 Lerner, Ben 66 Genet, Jean 85 Lethem, Jonathan 17, 19 GIT 12 Lewis, Jerry Lee 12 Glee 63 Liszt, Franz 13 Godrich, Nigel 36 Living Colour 50 Gombrowicz, Witold 11, 24, 89 Loco Mía 12 Gonzales, Chilly 33, 78 Los Enanitos Verdes 12 Luy, Vicente 12, 15, 66, 89 H M Hamdan, Yasmine 57 Hancock, Herbie 20, 67 Marinetti, Filippo 49 Hendrix, Jimi 45, 50 Mars, Bruno 80 Heredia, Víctor 12 Massacre 17 Hernández, Felisberto 39 Mathieu, Mireille 63 Humperdinck, Engelbert 63 McCartney, Paul 32, 33, 36 Mercury, Freddie 45 I Metrópoli 12 Michael, George 78 India.Arie 83 Millenson, Michael L. 65, 66 Iron Maiden 13 Miller, Ron 56 J Million Dead 66 Minnelli, Liza 63 Jackson, Michael 13, 50 Monjeau, Federico 71, 89 Japan 79 Moroder, Giorgio 13, 46, 47 Jobim, Tom 24 Morrison, Jim 45 John, Elton 78 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus 22, 23, 31 Jones, Tom 63 Murena, Héctor A. 29 José José 63 Myhre, Wencke 63 , , Joyce, James 21 76 89 N Joy Division 13 New Order 46 Nietzsche, Friedrich 11 Nixon, Richard 51 92 Por qué escuchamos a Stevie Wonder Índice temático O Sosa, Julio 12 Spinetta, Luis Alberto 12, 71 O’Day, Anita 63 Sting 29 P Stravinsky, Igor 46 Streisand, Barbra 26 Palmiero, Flavia 12 Sumo 12 Parchís 12 T Patz, Arnall 65 Pavese, Cesare 65, 89 Talking Heads 17 Perales, José Luis 12 Taylor, James 85 Pet Shop Boys 47 The Beatles 12, 57, 71, 76, 79, 85 Piazzolla, Astor 44 The National 79, 80 Pink Floyd 67 The Velvet Underground 79 Porter, Cole 24, 57 The Ventures 63 Porter, Liliana 76 The White Stripes 50 Presley, Elvis 53 The Who 67 Prince 62, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77 Tolengo, Johnny 12 Pugliese, Osvaldo 12 Tolstoi, León 27 Q Tompkins, Peter 67 Topo Gigio 12 Queen 67 Tormé, Mel 63 Quignard, Pascal 14, 89 Turner, Tina 16 R U , Ramone, Joey 57 U2 46 58 Ramone, Phil 36 V Ravel, Maurice 13 Red Hot Chili Peppers 28, 29 Vallejo, César 65, 90 Rembrandt 23 Verlaine, Paul 14, 90 Renard, Jules 37, 90 Virus 12 Reynolds, Simon 33 Rodríguez, Silvio 24 W Romero, Ricardo 36 Rulfo, Juan 43 Wagner, Richard 48 Ruskin, John 32, 64, 74, 75, 90 Walker, Scott 39, 40 Russolo, Luigi 48, 49, 90 Warwick, Dionne 63 Waters, Roger 36 S White, Jack 63 Wilcock, Juan Rodolfo 38, 76 Salieri, Antonio 22 Wilde, Oscar 10, 59, 61 Sartre, Jean Paul 81, 85 Wilder, Gene 78 Scriabin, Alexander 46 Williams, Esther 82 Serrat, Joan Manuel 12, 24 Wilson, Pauline 63 Shakespeare, William 83 Wonder, Stevie Sheeran, Ed 80 Canciones Silverman, William 66 Ain’t That Love 41 Sinatra, Frank 28, 63 All I Do 22, 79 Sly & the Family Stone 50 All in Love Is Fair 27 Soda Stereo 12 A Place in the Sun 56 , , Sontag, Susan 30 74 90 As If You Read My Mind 36, 37 93 Edgardo Scott A Time to Love 83 You Are the Sunshine of My Life Blowin’ in the Wind 40 28, 63, 64, 78 Contusion 85 You Haven’t Done Nothin’ 43, 51 Dancing to the Rhythm 45 Discos Dark ’N’ Lovely 46 A Time to Love (2005) 27, 44, 55, Do Yourself a Favor 43 83 Drown in My Own Tears 41 Characters (1987) 46, 50, 65 Ebony & Ivory 32 Fulfillingness’ First Finale (1974) Fingertips 20, 21 51, 70 For Once in My Life 28, 56 Hotter Than July (1980) 22, 24, 31, Get It 50 36, 57, 79 Hallelujah, I Love Her So 53 Innervisions (1973) 27, 28, 47, 51, Heaven Help Us All 56 53, 72 Higher Ground 28 In Square Circle (1985) 15, 34, 46, I Just Called to Say I Love You 15, 59, 61 78 Journey Through the Secret Life of I Love You Too Much 15, 34 Plants (1979) 67, 72, 77, 86 Isn’t She Lovely? 28, 64, 81 Music of My Mind (1972) 28, 34, Lately 31 42, 47, 72, 74 Living for the City 50, 51, 53 Natural Wonder (1995) 45 Love Having You Around 74, 76 Signed, Sealed & Delivered (1970) Love’s in Need of Love Today 84 56 Moon Blue 44, 55, 76 Songs in the Key of Life (1976) 20, My Eyes Don’t Cry 65 81, 83, 84, 85 Never Dreamed You’d Leave in Talking Book (1972) 41, 43, 47, Summer 38, 39 62, 63 Outside My Window 72 The 12 Year Old Genius. Recorded Overjoyed 24, 25, 61 Live (1963) 20 Part-time Lover 15, 59, 60 The Woman in Red. Original Mo- Pastime Paradise 33, 83 tion Picture Soundtrack (1984) Please Don’t Go 70 15, 78 Power Flower 68 Tribute to Uncle Ray (1962) 41, 53 Rocket Love 24, 26, 57 Up-Tight (Everything’s Alright) Same Old Story 68 (1966) 69 Send One Your Love 67, 68, 70 Where I’m Coming From (1971) Skeletons 43, 50 28, 38, 39 Smile Please 70 Woolf, Virginia 30 Spiritual Walkers 83 Wright, Syreeta 38 Superstition 33, 43, 62 That Girl 24, 58 X The First Garden 67 Xuxa 12 The Secret Life of Plants 68, 86 Up-Tight (Everything’s Alright) 69 Y We Can Work It Out 40 Yester-me, Yester-you, Yesterday 56 Yorke, Thom 24 94 Por qué escuchamos a Stevie Wonder.
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