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Book Review: Do You Feel Like I Do?
The classic rocker invites readers to experience the key moments of his life through his first memoir, Do You Feel Like I Do? Frampton began ... -
Book Review: I Die Each Time I Hear the Sound
The former frontman of Soul Coughing (great band!) explores music and memory with vivid detail. This unique account of moments in time depicts Doughty’s relationship ... -
Book Review: Everybody Loves Me
The iconic bassist, who has toured and recorded with James Taylor, Carole King, Jackson Brown, Linda Ronstadt, Phil Collins and Toto, and who is a ... -
Book Review: Stompbox: 100 Pedals of the World's Greatest Guitarists
If one has the slightest interest in electric guitar effects pedals (or “stompboxes”), then this monster of a compendium is definitely for you. The book ... -
Book Review: Peter And The Wolves
An absolutely beautifully written autobiography. Growing up a troubled gay teen, Bertei realizes she can express herself as a singer. Meanwhile, Peter Laughner is the ... -
Book Review: A Dolly for Christmas
Little Big Town’s Kim Schlapman has teamed with illustrator Morgan Huff for this sweet and colorfully homespun children’s book, a “True Story of a Family’s ... -
Book Review: John Lennon: 1980 Playlist
In 1980, his final year, Lennon listened to a wide range of sounds and loved it all, with a playlist that included Bing Crosby, Noel ... -
Book Review: Trap History
Featuring interviews from artists such as T.I., Gucci Mane, Jeezy and more, Shaw has formulated the ultimate guide to trap music, its origins and impact. ... -
Book Review: Ready Steady Go!
This is everything a tribute tome should be. Lots of visuals for the lookyloos, and plenty of substance for those who dig deeper. The London-based Ready, ... -
Book Review: Bowie: Stardust, Rayguns & Moonage Daydreams
The terrific artwork by the veteran Allred team accompanies Horton’s skillful writing for a fantastic journey through David Jones/Bowie’s life and career, beautifully capturing his ... -
Book Review: Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito Brother and Beyond
Considered by many as the inventor of Country-Rock as its own distinct genre, Hillman is predominantly known as an original member of classic rockers The ... -
Book Review: Hallway of Messages–Dark Street Abstract Poetry and Original Songs
In her self-published booklet, a collection of 25 poems and seven original songs, this songwriter/poet (a former rocker, based now in Springfield, IL) presents a ... -
Book Review: Me and Sister Bobbie
Here’s a unique glimpse into the lives of Willie and Bobbie Nelson, from their challenging youth to their present wisdom. In their own words, Willie ... -
Book Review: Right Place, Right Time: The Life of a Rock & Roll Photographer
Right Place, Right Time invites readers into the history of Rock & Roll through the lens of Bob Gruen, one of the genre’s leading photographers. ... -
Book Review: The Complete John Lennon Songs–All The Songs, All The Stories, All The Lyrics ...
Mounted as an attractive coffee-table piece, Du Noyer’s book is an engaging analysis of Lennon as an ex-Beatle, a period when his songwriting became more ... -
Book Review: The Hidden History of Music Row
Nashville has a much deeper history than you know and this new book delves into it in a consistently engaging fashion, untangling myth from legend ... -
Book Review: Levon
Levon traces singer-drummer Levon Helm’s rebellious life on the road, from being booed with Bob Dylan, to the creative cauldron of Big Pink, the Woodstock ... -
Book Review: How to Write One Song
In this follow-up to Tweedy’s bestselling 2019 memoir, Let’s Go (So We Can Get Back), the Wilco frontman presents a unique primer on what he ... -
Book Review: The Big Life of Little Richard
In the first major bio of the flamboyant rock & roll giant, the author explores Little Richard in all dimensions: musicianship, family life, battles against ... -
Book Review: John Lennon 1980 – The Last Days In The Life
Womack’s book is a vivid account of how John Lennon lived and worked during the final, revitalized year of his life. It’s the story of ...
