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Book Review: Punk Women: 40 Years Of Musicians Who Built Punk Rock
By David A. Einsminger (paperback) $16.95 In his anthology-style book, Einsminger chronicles the contributions of special women who were able to scale the barricades of ... -
Book Review: Ska Boom! An American Ska & Reggae Oral History
By Marc Wasserman (paperback) $35.00 Musician, podcaster and author Wasserman’s book is an exhaustive, extensive collection of interviews with the people who enlivened the scene. ... -
Book Review: Music In My Life: Notes From A Longtime Fan
By Alex Wightman (paperback) $18.00 (hardcover) $24.00 With his ... -
Book Review: Bootleg Stardust
By Glenn Dixon (paperback) $15.99 Set in 1974, Dixon’s colorful novel takes the reader on a journey through the height of the 1970s rock world, ... -
Book Review: Gods, Gangsters & Honor: A Rock n’ Roll Odyssey
By Steven Machat (paperback) $19.95 Machat’s memoir is a cautionary tale for anyone flirting with the idea of pursuing a music career. The manager-attorney shows ... -
Book Review: Losing Our Minds
By Benno Barnard, Eddy Verloes, The River Curls Around The Town (hardcover) $26.47 Poet Benno Barnard and photographer Eddy Verloes not only combine their own ... -
Book Review: Push Turn Move
By Kim Bjorn (hardcover) $84.00 With a new 2021 edition now available, Push Turn Move is a timely, photography-driven look at the world of electronic ... -
Book Review: Saved By A Song: The Art and Healing Power of Songwriting
By Mary Gauthier (hardcover) $27.99 In Saved By A Song, the award-winning folk singer and songwriter (“I Drink,” “Mercy Now”) pulls the curtain back on ... -
Book Review: Rainbow In The Dark
By Ronnie James Dio (hardcover) $28.00 This posthumous publication of the metal musician’s memoir finds Dio reflecting on not only his start in music, but ... -
Book Review: Touching Greatness
By Ted Sobel (paperback) $24.95 While his thoroughly entertaining memoir is primarily a chronicle of the longtime author-sportscaster’s interractions with some of our greatest athletes, ...
