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Book Preview: Never a Dull Moment: 1971 - The Year that Rock Exploded
Making a convincing, persuasive argument for his premise that 1971 was the most explosive year in rock history, author David Hepworth explores album milestones Tapestry, ... -
Book Preview: The Singer/Songwriter Boot Camp Rule Book
Drawing from decades of experience as a handler of top-drawer major-label talent, Larry Butler has compiled a straightforward hand-book of professional insights, laid out in ... -
Book Preview: The Art of Sound, A Visual History for Audiophiles
This complete illustrated history of recorded sound reveals the masterful product design behind the evolving technology of sound recording, with specially commissioned photography of iconic, ... -
Book Preview: String Instrumental Setups: 10 Setups That Will Make Your Instrument Louder, Better, and ...
Charlie Traegar began his pursuit for sonic perfection in the Big Band era and, after 45 years of acoustic research involving every string instrument, began ... -
Book Preview: The 11 Contracts That Every Artist, Songwriter, and Producer Should Know
As an entertainment attorney specializing in music, TV, film and video, Steve Gordon has assisted countless artists in navigating the legal aspects of the must ... -
Book Preview: 1967: A Complete Rock Music History of the Summer of Love
Author Harvey Kubernik takes his passion for the '60s and focuses it on a particularly significant year, one that teemed with revolutionary sights, sounds, thoughts ... -
Book Preview: "The Show That Never Ends: The Rise and Fall of Prog Rock"
For prog rock fans and critics alike, Weigel explores the development, evolution and endurance of progressive rock. Yes, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Jethro Tull are given ... -
Book Preview: "Lonely Boy: Tales from a Sex Pistol"
The Sex Pistol tells his story of the band that caused a paradigm shift in music. Via nihilistic songs, anarchical fashion and bad-boy behavior, guitarist ... -
Book Preview: "Dream Baby Dream: Suicide A New York Story"
Derided at first by many who took part in the guitar-driven CBGB punk scene in the ‘70s, the defiant, abrasive, one-of-a-kind Suicide (singer Alan Vega ... -
Book Preview: "The Blues - Why it Still Hurts so Good"
In her in-depth book on the blues, The Blues - Why it Still Hurts so Good, Marie Trout explores the world of blues fans, musicians ...
