What is your favorite Miles Davis album?
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Yesterday's news on David Bowie's passing was a stunner....just a massive loss. If you need any more proof of his influence, originality and artistry — other than your ears and eyes (also known as sound and vision...) — look no further than the astonishing number of books written about music's greatest chameleon. Pick an era. Pick a book. Any one will do.
You overdid it last night and can't get out of bed. Maybe you simply stayed up all night watching the "Twilight Zone" marathon. Either way, you're wiped out and your prospects for accomplishing anything meaningful are nil. So if the TV is too loud at its lowest setting, or you can't yet face your mirror, grab one of these books. You'll feel better...
Today, "Five Questions" were put to Ivor Davis, author of The Beatles and Me On Tour. As a reporter for the London Daily Express, Davis received unrestricted access to The Beatles as a member of their entourage on their 1964 tour of America and his book recounts that historic moment in rock and roll history from an insid
We asked Blair Jackson and David Gans, co-authors or This Is All A Dream We Dreamed: An Oral History Of The Grateful Dead what their favorite music biographies were, or if they had recent music book reads that they’d like to recommend. Here’s what the pair had to report.
Today, "Five Questions" were put to Blair Jackson, co-author of This Is All A Dream We Dreamed: An Oral History of the Grateful Dead.
Today, "Five Questions" were put to David Gans, co-author of This Is All A Dream We Dreamed: An Oral History of the Grateful Dead.
Today, we put "Five Questions" to author Richard Hougton, whose new book is "You Had To Be There: The Rolling Stones 1962-69." The book provides insight into those early Stones tours through recollections of people who were in attendance. Get your copy quick; like The Stones, they're selling out quickly!
We recently spoke to Richard Houghton, author of the new book You Had To Be There: The Rolling Stones 1962-69, which collects fan's remembrances from those early Stones concerts. We asked Houghton if he had any favorite music biographies or books and if he had read any recently that he’d like to recommend.