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1936

The Spanish Revolution

The Ex

Originally released in 1986, this 144 page photo-book about the Spanish anarchists' fight against the fascists is finally available again. Within the deluxe hardcover, you'll find previously...

All The Way to Memphis

Philip Cato

The definitive guide to Mott The Hoople, a band known around the world for their 'All The Young Dudes' smash hit. The book traces the origins of the band from 1969 right through to their eventual...

Voices Of The Civil Rights Movement

Black American Freedom Songs, 1960-1966

Bernice Johnson Reagon

Historic freedom songs drawn from spirituals, gospel, rhythm and blues, chants, blues, and calypso music. Includes the SNCC Freedom Singers and activists Fannie Lou Hamer and Betty Mae Fikes. A...

The Devil's Son-In-Law

The Story of Peetie Wheatstraw & His Songs

Paul Garon

Blues-singer, songwriter, piano and guitar player, William Bunch (1902–1941) was well-known as Peetie Wheatstraw, the Devil's Son-in-Law and the High Sheriff from Hell. Long recognized by...

Folksinger's Guitar Guide

An Instructional Record by Pete seeger

Pete Seeger

1956 studio recording with notes, music booklet, tablature, lyrics, hints...Pete has to be one of the friendliest guys on Earth and is a very patient and forgiving teacher as well. The listener is...

What's the Use of Walking if There's a Freight Train Going Your Way?

Black Hoboes & Their Songs

Gene Tomko

Another wonderful slice of history, political, cultural, and social history. Better yet, it comes 'illustrated' with a CD, with 25 original recordings. Plus, of course, the work is full of the...

Silent Pictures

Pat Graham

Fugazi. Bikini Kill. Modest Mouse. These groundbreaking bands and their peers not only shaped the face of today's underground music scene, but also established a thriving subculture based on...

Chatterbox

Biography of a Bar, San Francisco 1986–1990

Alfie Kulzick

This is the story of a small neighborhood bar that was located in the Mission district of San Francisco from April 1986 to November 1990. Most of the clientele were in their 20s and 30s and had...

The Story of Crass

George Berger

Crass was the anarcho-punk face of a revolutionary movement founded by radical thinkers and artists Penny Rimbaud, Gee Vaucher and Steve Ignorant. When punk ruled the waves, Crass waived the rules...