Songs in the Key of Incarceration

Akon. (2004). Locked up. On Trouble. Woodland Hills, CA: Universal Records.

Anand P. (2014, January 10). Winners and losers: Corrections and higher education in California. U.S. Common Sense. Available from http://cacs.org

Attali J. (1985). Noise: The political economy of music. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota.

Barthes R. (1979). Grain of the voice. In Heath S. (Ed.), Image-music-text (pp. 179-189). New York, NY: Hill & Wang.

Khaled DJ . (2006). Born and raised. On Listennn . . . the album. New York, NY: Koch Records.

Gilmore R. W. (2007). Golden gulag: Prisons, surplus, crisis, and opposition in globalizing California. Berkeley: University of California Press.

Hendrix J. (1969). Star spangled banner (Recently published 1994). On Woodstock. Woodland Hills, CA: MCA.

Key F. S. (1814). The star spangled banner (Recently published 1898). In Warner C. D. (Ed.), Library of the world’s best literature V. X (p. 16434). New York, NY: International Society.

Lomax A. (1947). Early in the mornin’ (Recently published 1997). On Negro prison blues and songs. Narberth, PA: Collectables Records.

N.W.A. (1988). Fuck the police. On Straight outta Compton. Woodland Hills, CA: Priority.

Pew Center. (2014, January 10). One in 100: Behind bars in America 2008. Available from http://pewstates.org

Shakur T. (1996). To live & die in L.A. The don killuminati: The 7 day theory. Santa Monica, CA: Interscope.

Smith A. (2012). Indigeneity, settler colonialism, white supremacy. In HoSang D. LaBennett O. Pulido L. (Eds.), Racial formation in the twenty-first century (pp. 68-90). Berkeley: University of California Press.

Walmsley R. (2014, January 10). World prison population list (10th edition). International Centre for Prison Studies. Retrieved from http://prisonstudies.org