Constantine R. Campbell is Lecturer in Jazz Performance and Saxophone, Australian National University School of Music.

"Constantine R. Campbell’s Explorations in the Fusion of Jazz and Greek Rebetiko Music is a wide-ranging, original, and valuable contribution to the study of Greek rebetiko music and to the broader field of fusion. For those unfamiliar with the Greek urban music known as rebetiko (plural rebetika), Campbell’s book offers a detailed history of its development. As a jazz musician his approach to both styles is not only scholarly and well-documented; it is fresh and entertaining. Not only does he talk about the fusion of two styles of music he plays; he provides links to his own surprising, often exciting performances and compositions. This is a book that should appeal not only to anyone interested in Greek popular music, but to lovers of jazz fusion in its manifold permutations."Gail Holst-Warhaft, Ithaca, New York, USA

• 1. Introduction 2. Literature on Jazz Fusion and Rebetiko 3. Jazz Fusion—Glocalised Transcultural Hybridity 4. Rebetiko—The Troubled Soul of Greece 5. The Politics of Fusion 6. Explorations in the Fusion of Jazz and Rebetiko 7. Conclusion

Constantine R. Campbell is Lecturer in Jazz Performance and Saxophone, Australian National University School of Music.

"Constantine R. Campbell’s Explorations in the Fusion of Jazz and Greek Rebetiko Music is a wide-ranging, original, and valuable contribution to the study of Greek rebetiko music and to the broader field of fusion. For those unfamiliar with the Greek urban music known as rebetiko (plural rebetika), Campbell’s book offers a detailed history of its development. As a jazz musician his approach to both styles is not only scholarly and well-documented; it is fresh and entertaining. Not only does he talk about the fusion of two styles of music he plays; he provides links to his own surprising, often exciting performances and compositions. This is a book that should appeal not only to anyone interested in Greek popular music, but to lovers of jazz fusion in its manifold permutations."Gail Holst-Warhaft, Ithaca, New York, USA

• 1. Introduction 2. Literature on Jazz Fusion and Rebetiko 3. Jazz Fusion—Glocalised Transcultural Hybridity 4. Rebetiko—The Troubled Soul of Greece 5. The Politics of Fusion 6. Explorations in the Fusion of Jazz and Rebetiko 7. Conclusion

Constantine R. Campbell is Lecturer in Jazz Performance and Saxophone, Australian National University School of Music.

"Constantine R. Campbell’s Explorations in the Fusion of Jazz and Greek Rebetiko Music is a wide-ranging, original, and valuable contribution to the study of Greek rebetiko music and to the broader field of fusion. For those unfamiliar with the Greek urban music known as rebetiko (plural rebetika), Campbell’s book offers a detailed history of its development. As a jazz musician his approach to both styles is not only scholarly and well-documented; it is fresh and entertaining. Not only does he talk about the fusion of two styles of music he plays; he provides links to his own surprising, often exciting performances and compositions. This is a book that should appeal not only to anyone interested in Greek popular music, but to lovers of jazz fusion in its manifold permutations."Gail Holst-Warhaft, Ithaca, New York, USA

• 1. Introduction 2. Literature on Jazz Fusion and Rebetiko 3. Jazz Fusion—Glocalised Transcultural Hybridity 4. Rebetiko—The Troubled Soul of Greece 5. The Politics of Fusion 6. Explorations in the Fusion of Jazz and Rebetiko 7. Conclusion