University of Illinois Press

Bluegrass Generation: A Memoir is well worth the read. Rosenberg's style is fluid, clear, and reader-friendly; it is detailed without being stuffy, interesting without being narrow, and factual... — Banjo Newsletter More…

Valuable not only to researchers but also to performers, who will find their minds opened to how music different from their own can help them improvise better in their chosen genre. . . . Recommended — Choice More…

4 stars. Welcome to a world filled with payola, the mob and jukebox sounds — MOJO More…

Vividly describes an enchanting time on the local music scene, when a handful of teenagers could taste rock 'n' roll stardom with harmonies they cooked up on a street corner — The Chicago Tribune More…

4 stars. Riding the airwaves through the history of Nashville's premier radio station — MOJO More…

A sweeping, richly detailed biography — Songlines More…