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Book Store: "How to Build Your Music Empire" by Binx
Musician, entrepreneur, and artistic bumblebee, Binx has appeared in the pages of MC on more than one occasion due to her recorded output. She’s a ... -
Book Store: "Tales From the Bedroom Wall" by Steve Blacknell
Blacknell used to host the MTV fashion show London Calling, at one point pulling in 23 million viewers. This, his memoir, is tagged “The Life ... -
Book Store: "The Royal We: A Memoir" by Roddy Bottum
Faith No More founding member, queer icon, and all-round good guy Roddy Bottum has released a memoir that is in turn touching, funny, devastating, and ... -
Book Store: "The Cars: Let the Stories Be Told" by Bill Janovitz
Author Janovitz has followed up his biography of Leon Russell (a New York Times bestseller) with the definitive story of new wave icons The Cars. ... -
Book Store: "Rock 'N Soul Tarot" by Brian Orlando
“What happens when decades of rock radio stories collide with ancient Tarot wisdom?” we’re asked in the press release for this fascinating, unusual tome. “You ... -
Book Store: "How to Teach Jazz & Improvisation" by Quentin Walston
The key word here on the cover of Walston’s latest spiral-bound guide is “teach.” This isn’t a guide for how to “play” jazz and improvisation, ... -
Book Store: "The Songwriting Competition Handbook" by Scott Ashley
Author Ashley has gone super-specific with his second book, the follow up to How to Write Better Songs. Rather than a general songwriting guide, this ... -
Book Store: "My Hip-Hop Wiz" by Innton Tigger
Innton Tigger wants to make it clear that his My Hip-Hop Wiz passion project is not your grandma’s The Wizard of Oz and it’s not ... -
Book Store: "Down River: In Search of David Ackles" By Mark Brend
Back in 1972, when David Ackles released his third album American Gothic, it was lavishly praised and referred to as the “Sgt. Pepper of folk.” ... -
Book Store: "Eternally Electric: The Message in My Music" By Debbie Gibson
Obviously named in tribute to one of her biggest hits “Electric Youth” (which, unbelievably, is 36 years old now), pop star Debbie Gibson’s Eternally Electric ...
