>From: "Richard L. Hess" <[log in to unmask]>
>Just to confuse matters, there is also from Greenwood Press a series 
>entitled "Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts".

Hi Richard,

      Actually there are four more Greenwood Series I ran across while 
creating the page, along with a first guess estimate of possible titles for 
each.

Bio-Bibliographies in Afro-American and African Studies (2 titles)
Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts (75 titles)
Bio-Bibliographies in World Literature (5 titles)
Popular Culture Bio-Bibliographies (11 titles)

      I don't know whether I will create another page for them all or not, 
maybe.  The completed page was definitely music related, so it was worth my 
time to make it as complete as possible, but the other Series are mostly 
non-musical.  I didn't know about the book for Joan Baez, but of the 
Performing Arts titles I had found so far, only Kate Smith and Julie 
Andrews are primarily singers, the rest are strictly actors.  As they 
included Paul Simon, Phil Ochs and Carole King in Music with all the 
Classical Composers, I have no idea why they put Hank Williams and Elvis 
Presley in Popular Culture and not Music.  They certainly were not 
consistent at categorization, because Charlie Chaplin, Errol Flynn and W.C. 
Fields are in Popular Culture and not Performing Arts.  You are right, it's 
confusing.
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