Who Is That Man? In Search of the Real Bob Dylan (Hardcover)
| Author: David Dalton |
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Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Hyperion Books
ISBN-10: 1401323391
ISBN-13: 9781401323394
Sku: 222585310
Publish Date: 4/24/2012
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(in Inches) 9.5H x 6.5L x 1.25T
Pages:
383
Age Range:
22 to UP
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| From a bestselling author and founding editor of "Rolling Stone" comes a kaleidoscopic biography of Bob Dylan, full of insiders and fellow travelers that offer a startlingly fresh perspective on the music and the zeitgeist that he so mysteriously captured. |
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Drawing upon extensive interviews with Dylan's friends and fellow eyewitnesses--including Marianne Faithful, Steven Tyler and Allen Ginsberg--the founding editor of |
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Journalist David Dalton is a founding editor of ROLLING STONE magazine, and has been covering the music world for almost as long as Bob Dylan has been playing in it. This extensive sense of rock history serves Dalton well in this comprehensive biography of the mysterious and beloved songwriter. Dalton captures the contradictory facets of Dylan's ever-shifting public persona, and in an attempt to gain a foothold in understanding the "real" Robert Zimmerman, interviews a slew of Dylan's friends, collaborators, and fans, including the late Allen Ginsberg, singers Eric Andersen and Marianne Faithfull, producer Andrew Loog Oldham, and many others
Journalist David Dalton is a founding editor of ROLLING STONE magazine, and has been covering the music world for almost as long as Bob Dylan has been playing in it. This extensive sense of rock history serves Dalton well in this comprehensive biography of the mysterious and beloved songwriter. Dalton captures the contradictory facets of Dylan's ever-shifting public persona, and in an attempt to gain a foothold in understanding the "real" Robert Zimmerman, interviews a slew of Dylan's friends, collaborators, and fans, including the late Allen Ginsberg, singers Eric Andersen and Marianne Faithfull, producer Andrew Loog Oldham, and many others
Author Bio
David Dalton
David Dalton has written many books about famous musicians.
Praise
'[L]ike his subject, Dalton is tremendously entertaining, with a virtuosic command of language....David has scribed a top-shelf Bobography."
- Michael Simmons
March 2012
"Mr. Dalton, a founding editor of Rolling Stone, dates back so far in Dylan watching that he was all but present at the creation. And he has absorbed the many books that preceded his. So he writes not just about Mr. Dylan but about what it's like to have lived in close psychic and musical proximity to him for so long."
- Janet Maslin
05/25/2012
"Unapologetic about his reverence for Dylan, Dalton brings his idol back to earth with a string of zingers. . . ."
- Robin Finn
06/03/2012
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