Not Fade Away: A Backstage Pass To 20 Years Of Rock & Roll
In 1969, young rock reporter Ben Fong-Torres was hired by "Rolling Stone" publisher Jann Wenner to "come in and do what you think needs to be done." Now Fong-Torres revisits his most intriguing pieces and, for the first time, reveals the stories behind the stories, the stars, and life at "Rolling Stone." "Not Fade Away" is a compelling view of the world of rock and pop culture from the late '60s through the '80s, as seen by one of its first and most well-known journalists. Reflecting on these selected stories, and on his life in those days, Fong-Torres takes you backstage with: Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Ray Charles, The Jefferson Airplane, Jim Morrison, The Rolling Stones, Santana, The Grateful Dead, Hunter S. Thompson, and others. Superb writing, tons of in-depth information, and evocative photos make this a must-have book for any die-hard rock fan. "Not Fade Away: A Backstage Pass To 20 Years Of Rock & Roll - Reference Book" weighs 20.80 oz.
$14.95, SuperDuperItem 1630076FK, 350 pages
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Publisher: "Not Fade Away: A Backstage Pass To 20 Years Of Rock & Roll" was published by Miller Freeman Books.
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