Scarecrow Press

There are many telling anecdotes in Kessler's fast-paced, honest, and very thorough chronicle of Sarah Caldwell's career — FanfareMore…

Villamil's remarkable book should be a really useful tool -and a source and a model for years to come — American Record GuideMore…

DeVenney undoubtedly has wide experience matching his performers with good music...handy indexes...for such a thin volume, the selection is intriguing...recommended for libraries supporting... — ChoiceMore…

Reig's multiple roles-fan, A&R man, gadfly and hustler-give this volume a sense of atmospheric perspective and crass business realities unmatched by many musicians' (auto)biographies. It's fun — CadenceMore…

The process of reconstructing a distant past, be it diachronically or synchronically, is like panning for gold dust in a pile of sand: the task is painstaking, but the result can be highly rewarding.... — ChoiceMore…

This is the book I have always wanted. It's more than enough: it's an academic treatise as well as a social and musical history. Bithell's passion and deep immersion in the subject transcends... — SonglinesMore…

Creating a full picture of who Liebman is and what he's accomplished is an ongoing and incremental process, where a great many pieces must be put together like a complex jigsaw puzzle, including... — All About JazzMore…

This is the Misfits book we 'T.V. Casualties' have waited for. It's also a tome they'll wish they'd written themselves. Green makes chronicling the chaos look easy, his enthusiasm and love for... — Examiner.comMore…