Bruce R Pollock

(Book). A fast-paced, fun, and sometimes brutal look at America's most volatile and creative year in music 1969: a time of euphoria and devastation, freedom and assassination, revolution and retribution, moonwalks and sit-ins, love-ins and race riots, sex, drugs, and guns. Idyllic college campuses b...

The '60s will go down in history as one of rock and roll's most turbulent decades, from the frantic gyrations of the Twist to the murder of a spectator on the killing fields of Altamont. Don't forget the Beatles, Bob Dylan, and the Woodstock Festival. The musicians operating during that decade chang...

(FAQ). Combining the exhaustive research of an encyclopedia with the narrative drive of creative nonfiction, Bruce Pollock's Bob Dylan FAQ delves deeply into the life and expanding discography of rock's most gifted and prolific songwriter and performer. Chapters assessing individual songs and albums...

(Book). On February 13, 1914, a group of the nation's most distinguished and popular songwriters gathered together in New York City to support the mission of ASCAP, a new organization for publishers and songwriters. A few years later, ASCAP received its mandate from the Supreme Court to collect roya...

Classic Interviews with early rock 'n' roll icons Phil Everly, Brenda Lee, Scotty Moore (guitarist for Elvis Presley) and Felice and Boudleaux Bryant (songwriters for the Everly Brothers and others)

Classic interviews with seminal folk heroes: Dave Van Ronk, Phil Ochs, Richie Havens, and Dave Guard of the Kingston Trio.

unread paperback book which tells the story of when rock was young.

First Published in 2005. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.