From musicians to artists to performances, coupled with moments in history, "The Philadelphia Music Book: Sounds of a City" ...

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Larry Magid was instrumental in Philly's 1985 Live Aid benefit concert and is the editor of "The Philadelphia Music Book: Sounds Of A City." ...

‘Lollapalooza: The Uncensored Story of Alternative Rock’s Wildest Festival’ tells of the historic music festival’s origins and lasting impact Carly Tagen-Dye is the Books editorial assistant at PEOPLE ...

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Something to savor this holiday season is “Music,” Dorling Kindersley’s “visual history” of the subject from its beginnings to the present day. How does a single volume cover so vast a stretch of time ...

Country music reached an inevitable crossroads in 2022. The dialogues around the genre's history of exclusion — from the disappearance of women from country radio beginning in the early 2000s to the ...

Music, of all art forms, is uniquely tied up with memory. It’s stitched into the fabric of daily life: Think about the mixtape you made for your first crush, the pop star whose posters were plastered ...

Books Dancing about architecture: Some great new books on music It's a great time to be a music fan that likes to read as titles related to all genres and eras seem to be flying off the presses, from ...

Prince “Beautiful Ones” / “Prince and the ‘Purple Rain’ Era Studio Sessions” (by Duane Tudahl) / Morris Day “My Time” What better way to start off than with a trio of superb Prince books? The artist’s ...

So many music books, so little time. As always, we did our best to keep up with the bounty of music tomes that have hit the shelves in the past year, and as always, we failed dismally — but we did ...