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in Books — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 24, 2002

In the 1960s, record producers such as George Martin, Phil Spector, Quincy Jones and Brian Wilson became household names, because they had a vision of how technology could create a new kind of popular music.

in Books — by Ed Driscoll — on Sep 23, 2002

This autobiography is as much Bruce Campbell's life story as a treatise on how to make a low budget horror movie, or really any independent film.

in Books — by Sekimori — on Sep 23, 2002

in Books — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 18, 2002

in Books — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 17, 2002

Miles Davis changed the direction of jazz three times, once with the release of his 1959 LP, Kind of Blue.

in Books — by Ed Driscoll — on Sep 17, 2002

Leo Fender was the one of the un-hippest looking white men ever, and he wasn't even a musician, but somehow, in the early 1950s, he invented two instruments that would create a brand new genre of music: rock and roll.

in Books — by Ed Driscoll — on Sep 11, 2002

Another crack at the Factory Records story.

in Books — by Problem Drinker — on Sep 11, 2002

in Books — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 10, 2002

in Books — by Eric Olsen — on Sep 09, 2002