Just as THE LAST PARTY caught Britpop in the 90s, and EASY RIDERS and RAGING BULL portrayed Hollywood in the 70s, so ALWAYS MAGIC IN THE AIR brilliantly captures the sweet, baby-boom music scene of New York in the 60s. / Will have great appeal for the many fans, young and old, of Aretha Franklin, Dionne Warwick and others / Review and feature coverage anticipated from broadsheet and popular press to specialist pop music magazines and radio / Competition: EASY RIDERS, RAGING BULL; THE LAST PARTY;
Ken Emerson is a music journalist, historian, and former editor of the New York Times Magaizine. His previous books include a biography of Neil Sedaka.
‘A magisterial study…scholarly and highly entertaining.' Daily Telegraph 'A loving and exhaustive examination…a stern corrective to anyone who thinks pop music began with the Beatles.' Observer Music Monthly
'A magisterial study...scholarly and highly entertaining.' Daily Telegraph
'A loving and exhaustive examination...a stern corrective to anyone who thinks pop music began with the Beatles.' Observer Music Monthly
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