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• The Old Believers

  by Angela Zimmerman•July 9, 2008•Comments (0)

  "though old-timey in nature they employ a somewhat innovative use of instrumentation" (read more)

• Of Great and Mortal Men

  by Matt Gewolb•July 9, 2008•Comments (0)

  But Kiefer, Gerken, and Pitcher are the stars of the show—imparting history lessons and political commentary along with jangling guitars and killer hooks. (read more)

• Suze Rotolo: Every Picture Tells a Story

  by Bob Hill•June 25, 2008•Comments (8)

  In A Freewheelin’ Time Rotolo uses her relationship with Dylan as the focal point for everything else happening around them. And in that sense Bob Dylan plays a central role. But—to her credit—Rotolo never exploits the relationship for her own purpose. And she doesn’t waste entire chapters obsessing over Dylan’s every whim. She describes him as someone who was immensely talented, and often difficult. (read more)

• Setting Sun

  by j. poet•June 18, 2008•Comments (0)

  "the message is pure blues, meditations on the tribulations of life that love may intensify" (read more)

• Hickory Wind: The Life and Times of Gram Parsons by Ben Fong-Torres

  by Bill Wasserzieher•June 4, 2008•Comments (4)

  "Live fast, die young, and leave a good-looking corpse," the classic punk credo spoken by John Derek to Humphrey Bogart in Knock on Any Door (1949), has proved to be a handy epitaph for a number of deceased musicians, each of whom seems destined to be brought back from the dead in a pop biography. Ex-Byrd and Flying Burrito founder Gram Parsons is the latest to get the between-the-covers treatment. (read more)

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