Browse: Rowman & Littlefield (publisher), Rock & Pop Artists

When I began reading my new copy of Earl Scruggs, Banjo Icon, I was so engrossed I couldn't put it down. This biography of our beloved banjo guru will take you back as if you're there every step... — Banjo Newsletter More…

First-time author Neufeld, a professor of biblical and religious studies at Fresno Pacific University, maintains that through an 'ever-changing interplay of artistic expression and social engagement,'... — Publishers Weekly More…

Beviglia delves deep into the Springsteen oeuvre to retrieve the superstar's 100 greatest songs, relying primarily on lyrical content to decide the ranking. He reflects on Springsteen's politics,... — Publishers Weekly More…

The 600-plus-page tome captures Prince's arguably most creative era in fascinating detail. More than anything else in Prince's life, the recording sessions and tour dates - i.e. the music - provided... — Variety More…

4 Stars . . . Oney’s analysis of her subject’s unique singing style and eclectic musical output is revealing and piercingly insightful. She paints a fascinating portrait of a genius-level pop... — MOJO More…

From Rush's self-titles debut album in 1974 to 2012's Clockwork Angels, this work covers the recording career, music, and, less extensively, the personal lives of the progressive rock band. After... — Publishers Weekly More…

Economic decay in Britain during the 1970s and the overt commercialization of rock led to the creation of punk rock, and no punk band enjoyed as much critical acclaim as the Clash. The Sex Pistols... — Booklist More…