Gregory Booth's guest appearances

Gregory Booth

Ethnomusicology Today

Champagne & Lobster

Authors Press

Greg Jackson

Sara Polon

Diana Lynn

Ed Wolf

Sacha Cohen

Eric Tyson

Allen Roda

Anna Morcom

David Kaminsky

Marié Abe

Brian Diettrich

Sydney Hutchinson

Byrd McDaniel

Bonnie McConnell

Anthony Young

OwlTail

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Five Years Old and I Gotta Know written by Gregory Booth | Radio Advertisement

For the first installment of the Champagne &amp; Lobster Podcast, Johnna French of Johnna Knows Good Food sits down with Chef Gregory Booth of The Kitchen at Blue Creek for a candid interview that delves into the life of the person behind the recipes.For more information on Johnna Knows Good Food, please visit Johnnaknowsgoodfood.com

For the first installment of the Champagne &amp; Lobster Podcast, Johnna French of Johnna Knows Good Food sits down with Chef Gregory Booth of The Kitchen at Blue Creek for a candid interview that delves into the life of the person behind the recipes. For more information on Johnna Knows Good Food, please visit <a href="http://Johnnaknowsgoodfood.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Johnnaknowsgoodfood.com</a>

Champagne & Lobster with Chef Gregory Booth

In this episode we talk with Gregory Booth, whose article “Copyright Law and the Changing Economic Value of Popular Music in India” was recently published in the journal, Ethnomusicology. In his investigation of intellectual property rights within the context of the Indian popular music industry, Gregory traces the influence of copyright laws and new technologies on the social and economic value of popular music. Gregory Booth is an Associate Professor of Ethnomusicology at the University of Auckland, New Zealand..

Copyright and Indian Film Music with Gregory Booth