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…

Part of the Listener's Companion series, this book takes us through the Beatles' recording career, from their early days covering American hits, to their early-1960s breakthrough with a string... — Booklist More…

In Experiencing Led Zeppelin: A Listener's Companion, [Gregg Akkermann] brings a measured fans perspective to listen to the Monolith that is Led Zeppelin. . . .Akkermann first provides a brief... — All About Jazz More…

Music journalist Kopp debuts with a succinct look at Pink Floyd's work from 1968 to 1973, focusing on the musical rather than the personal developments that led to the creation of The Dark Side... — Publishers Weekly More…

It is difficult, if not impossible or inadvisable, to consider Bob Dylan and The Band separately. Theirs was an artistic event horizon that changed much of music afterwards. Writer and percussionist... — All About Jazz More…