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Garcia, David F. <br /> 6 <br /> Music in Cuba, by Alejo Carpentier.Journal of Musicological Research 21/3 <br /> (July-Sept. 2002): 267-71 <br /> Recording review of Said and Done, by Flaco Jimenez. Free Reeds Journal 2 <br /> (Spring 2001): 63-64 <br /> Tango and the Political Economy of Passion, by Marta E. Savigliano. Yearbook <br /> for Traditional Music (1998): 147-48 <br /> Other Articles <br /> " `We Both Speak African': Gillespie,Pozo, and the Making of Afro-Cuban <br /> Jazz."Institute for Studies In American Music Newsletter 37/1 (Fall 2007): 1-2, <br /> 13-14 <br /> Encyclopedia Entries <br /> "Son Innovations: Arsenio Rodriguez." Cuba:People, Culture, History. Ed. Alan <br /> West-Duran.New York: Charles Scribner's Sons (in production) <br /> "Alfredo Armenteros," "Deli Arnaz,""Cha cha cha,""Jerry Gonzalez," "Felix <br /> Legarreta," "Mambo," "Noro Morales,""Louis Perico Ortiz," "Johnny Pacheco," <br /> "Charlie Palmieri,""Sonora Matancera,""Vicentico Valdes," and"Yayo el <br /> Indio." Grove Dictionary ofAmerican Music. Second edition. Ed. Alejandro <br /> Madrid.New York: Grove's Dictionaries of Music (in production) <br /> "Mambo," "Tito Puente," and "Son."Encyclopedia of Latin American History <br /> and Culture. Second edition. Eds. Jay Kinsbruner and Erik Langer. New York: <br /> Charles Scribner's Sons, 2008 <br /> "Arsenio Rodriguez."African American National Biography. Eds. Henry Louis <br /> Gates, Jr. and Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham. Oxford University Press, 2008 <br /> Liner Notes <br /> Arsenio Rodriguez:El alma de Cuba. Tumbao Cuban Classics. TCD-316, TCD- <br /> 317, TCD-318. Six CDs, 2007 <br /> Siembra. Fania/Emusica 130 030. Released 1978; Re-Issued 2006 <br /> Reviews for Academic Presses and Journals <br /> Ethnomusicology, Oxford University Press, Temple University Press,Latin <br /> American Music Review,American Quarterly, Journal of Latin American and <br /> Caribbean Anthropology <br /> Recordings <br /> /Viva Cackalacky!Latin American and Latino Music in the New South. <br /> Independently released, May 2012. <br /> Produced by students of MUSC 258 Musical Movements:Migration,Exile,and Diaspora. <br />