Smithsonian, September 2003. Hardcover. Grammy award-winning author, Colin Escott, writes the first "real history of country Music complemented by over one hundred rare or previously unseen photographs. Very minor wear on jacket. Dedication on front endpaper. More
University of Texas Press, March 2018. Paper Back. The Appalachian range stretches from Central Alabama all the way to Newfoundland and is among the oldest geological formations on earth. While these mountains tie together variant cultures and landscapes, they have also delivered some of the most remarkable, truly American music..... More
University of Texas Press, June 2018. Paper Back. This summer, No Depression will dig into topics of immigration and migration in roots music. Stories will delve into the ways songs spread across borders and profiles on the songwriters who undertake those journeys. The issue will also highlight means of transportation..... More
Prentice Hall Press, May 1987. First Edition. Hardcover. Light shelf wear on the jacket. Foxing on the edges of the print block. Light discoloration around the edges of the boards. More
Right Side Creations, LLC, November 2013. First Edition. Hardcover. The Great Tompall: Forgotten Country Music Outlaw provides an in-depth look at the life of one of country music's least recognized - but most iconic and influential performers and business owners. Given unprecedented access to Tompall, this book tells his story..... More
Five Ties Publishing, July 2006. First Edition. Hardcover. During his fifty-year career, Leigh Wiener photographed every US president from Truman to Reagan, Hollywood legends from Marilyn to Marlon, musicians from Miles to Sinatra, and scores of writers, athletes, politicians, and industry titans. Among Wiener s most unforgettable images are a...... More
Pub Overstock Unlimited Inc, June 1995. Trade Paperback. More
DK, September 2006. First Edition. Oversized Hardcover. Very good quarto in dust jacket. Complete number line. More
Black Wolf Press, May 2003. Trade Paperback. The mainstream music industry is in historic decline, but the small substream world of folk music is thriving as never before. Why? This book, written by renowned folk critic Scott Alarik, creates an intimate portrait of the modern folk world in interview. More
