A memoir about author Bob Carlin’s years working alongside singer, songwriter, banjoist, and fiddler John Hartford (1937-2001). Throughout his short life, Hartford was a hit tunesmith, festival headliner, and godfather of newgrass music. He also made contributions to the film and television industry.
Exploring the rich history of New York's sports culture, this book delves into the city's iconic playing grounds, beloved teams, and historic ballparks from the past. It captures the essence of the games, the spirit of the fans, and the evolution of sports in the metropolis, providing a nostalgic journey through the vibrant tapestry of New York's athletic heritage.
(Book). From the late 19th century through the 1950s, Chicago was the powerhouse of American musical instrument manufacturing. Among the most active makers was the Regal Musical Instrument Company. Descended from an Indianapolis business, Regal made a full complement of stringed instruments for a variety of brands. Along the way, the company even introduced a few new musical novelties into the market. This book is an addendum to Regal Musical Instruments: 1895-1955 and includes previously unused sources, including period catalogs and many illustrations along with color photos taken specifically for this publication.