Frederick Dennis Greene, a founding member of the rock and roll group Sha-Na-Na and a graduate of Yale Law School, has died after a brief illness. Among the courses Professor Greene taught at the University of Dayton Law School from 2004 to his death were Torts, Constitutional Law, and Entertainment Law. I had the honor of serving with him on the AALS Law and Film Committee and knew him as a charming, erudite, and witty colleague. I will miss him.
Cultural Colonization in the Hollywood Film: The Harlem Debates, Part 2, 5 Asian Law Journal 63 (1998).
Immigrants In Chains: Afrophobia in American Legal History: The Harlem Debates, Part 3, 76 Oregon Law Review 537 (1997).
The Law and Business of the Entertainment Industry (Cognella Press, 2013).
The Resurrection of Gunga Din, 81 Iowa Law Review 1521 (1995-1996).
Tragically Hip: Hollywood and African American Film, Cineaste (1994)
Dennis Greene: Sha Na Law
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzZl927OcoA
"Little Star": Denny Greene RIP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpzjZBhLYvY
Selected Bibliography of Frederick Dennis Greene
Cultural Colonization in the Hollywood Film: The Harlem Debates, Part 2, 5 Asian Law Journal 63 (1998).
Immigrants In Chains: Afrophobia in American Legal History: The Harlem Debates, Part 3, 76 Oregon Law Review 537 (1997).
The Law and Business of the Entertainment Industry (Cognella Press, 2013).
The Resurrection of Gunga Din, 81 Iowa Law Review 1521 (1995-1996).
Tragically Hip: Hollywood and African American Film, Cineaste (1994)
Dennis Greene: Sha Na Law
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzZl927OcoA
"Little Star": Denny Greene RIP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpzjZBhLYvY
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