There is an updated version of the original discography out there. I finally got it and I'm just as impressed with it a I was with the original book. I thought the revised edition would have a different ISBN # but it doesn't seem to have it. If you're a Who fan you NEED this book!

Describes in detail all Who releases through 1981, with information on labels, pic sleeves, versions, etc. I wish Ed Hanel would update this book!

Anyone, anywhere who cares about our Western public lands should read this title. From the welfare ranchers to Big Timber, Big Oil and industrialists in general, all the rape-and-scrapers take their due hits in Wolke's book. We need more guys like Howie Wolke, not fewer.

This book was written shortly after my wife and I spent 3 days in the wilderness with Howe. His knowledge of wild things and passion for it's preservation were evident during this time. Howe is well known in wilderness preservation circles; not to the liking of the government run U S Fish and Wildlife Service and U S Dept. of Agriculture. Howe is the friend of Wilderness and you will be awakened to what is really going on in our National Forests.

What an amazing book! The author writes a fabulous novel filled with wonderful messages and insights. I absolutely love her writing style and the topics she writes about. I definitely recommend reading her other books because they are just as wonderful. Additionlly, I have actually met Mrs. Houle in person and she is an amazing, warm woman.
(Wings for My Flight is still in print by Pruett Publishers.)

Heartwarming story about conservation of the majestic peregrine falcon. Witty, funny, and tragic. A great quick read.

This is a writer with so much heart! I wouldn't live off the land if you held a gun to my head, yet I was deeply inspired by this woman's life and work. Tatelbaum presents her unusual lifestyle--she's a longtime homesteader--as a metaphor for creativity: both its curses and its pleasures. A wonderful book, especially if you're a writer or painter or musician--someone who knows how hard it is to keep going in the face of rejection.

Linda Tatelbaum has a real gift with language- of taking the most mundane tasks of ordinary country life and transforming them into something that provides tremendous meaning and inspiration. The format of the book- much like a college curricula- is both stimulating and progressively enriching. One does not need to be a "homesteader" or "back to the lander" to appreciate the true meaning of "moving rocks"

Guy, age 67 climbed his favorite mountain ridge near his home in Vermont,one last time. A forthcoming collection of their writings,some of which supplement this book, will be published soon.

"Yankee Rock & Ice" is the best climbing history I have ever read for any region or era. The authors went to great lengths to get the history from primary sources. Straight from the horse's mouth as it were. They talked to dozens of old-time climbers to record their memories before they pasted-on. Sadly, many have, but their reminiscences are recorded here. This is a history in the true sense of the word. Many climbing histories give simple narratives of when, by whom, and how climbs were done. "Camp 4" by Steve Roper and "Defying Gravity" by Gary Arce are two that come to mind. The authors of "Yankee Rock & Ice" don't simply give a account of when classic climbs were done, they also scrutinize the history according to the times. They examine the past by the current customs, techniques and technology available. But, this isn't a stuffy history text you read in school, the stories are lively and extremely funny. I was laughing as loud as when I read John Long's stuff.

The Yellow Pages Of Rock is a comprehensive business-to-business directory and a must-have for anyone looking to find out who's who and who's where in the music business. We offer phone and fax numbers, email and mailing addresses and individual titles for nearly 50,000 listings in over 30 catagories. It's one-stop shopping for all your contact needs.

Your survival guide for the music industry

A two-volume set - the master volume and Junior, our travel guide

Includes direct phone numbers, fax and email addresses for listings. Two books, one low price!

The master volume includes the following catagories:

Broadcast group owners * Broadcast consultants Network & program producers Major Labels * Major Distribution Music Retail one-stops * Music Retailers Independent Distribution * Independent Labels * Independent Promotion Artist Management * Performing Rights Societies Entertainment Lawyers * Talent Buyers Talent Agents * CD Manufacturers New Media Services * Music Publishers Recording Studios * Video Programs Video Producers * Music Press Public Relations * Radio Stations in seven formats

Junior has 36 cities across the USA and Canada, with phone numbers, addresses and descriptions of restaurants, hotels, clubs, night life, taxi services and much more for each city.

A must have if you want to know who's who and who's where in the music industry.

This is THE book for anyone even slightly involved with the music industry. The steep price completely pays for itself with the huge number of contacts that you'll instantly get when you use this book!

FYI:
You Say You Want a Revolution: Rock Music in American Culture
Newly republished by Thompson Learning
ISBN: 0-759-30610-9

This is one of the most accurate and significant books ever written describing the impact of rock 'n' roll as a cultural form that worked to transform American culture.

I am not a book reader, probably to my discredit. But not only did I read this one, I read it twice. It is a truly fascinating account of how Woodstock came to be. After reading it, one will be more amazed than ever that the event happened at all, once one sees all that these two guys overcame or endured to bring it about. It is a captivating and entertaining book.

I was at the 1969 Woodstock Music and Art Fair. I was young.

This book is an amazing, and surprisingly humorous, inside look at the machinations I never saw. The sometimes bizarre efforts that made Woodstock possible.

Even if you don't agree with the Woodstock sentiment, you should buy this book as a reference to THE icon of 1960s America.

The cover caught my eye, the title cracked me up, so I gave it a try and am very glad I did! I love Steve Breen's sense of humor, his artwork and am looking forward to following his work. Now to get my hands on his previous stuff!

Steve Breen is the best. I love all his work. His Grand
Ave family is great. It makes me laugh. Rudy reminds me of my own pup.

I will buy more of Steve Breens books, I just love that mans
work.

Never having had an interest in traditional poetry, Bud Osborn has opened my eyes to a new art form. He writes of (and for) people who've never felt safe: chronic drug-users, prostitutes, the mentally ill, and all other outcasts. His poetry encourages you to shed any prior conceptions you might have of "failures" and see how beautiful these people really are. These poems really touched me.