Forever-in-hearts Monkees musician Micky Dolenz has collaborated with his daughter, Ami Dolenz, to release his second children’s book, “Lalu Toot Too”. The narrative presents an engaging and imaginative account of the world’s first musical instrument. The story is a follow-up to Micky’s first kids’ book, “Gakky Two-Feet,” published in 2006.
The Church Studio is more than just a recording venue and one-time place of worship. A now historic landmark, the building was once owned by famed musician Leon Russell and became home for the “Tulsa Sound”.
The man famously known as The Rope Warrior saved drowning teen with jump rope and the ingenuity of a superhero.
The coffee table book, “Campaigning For President,” provides a bipartisan entertaining pictorial look at the history of presidential campaigns.
Reading pleasure is achieved as author Steven J Immerman “In Search of Pleasure Island” thrills all. The novel is a fast-paced international suspense-filled story set in the shadowy world of international sex trafficking and organized crime.
Renowned Beatles expert Bruce Spizer will be part of exciting celebrations to denote the 60th Anniversary of the Beatles' first appearance in the United States
Keith F. Girard has created his intriguing “The Curse of Northam Bay” connecting the Salem Witch Trials to today’s society. Taking place in Northam Bay, a fictional New England fishing community, the first part of the book is based on history. The second part of this fascinating novel brings its audience into the modern day in the same hamlet.
“Finding Fretless.” by author Paul Brett, is a story of an original guitar that proves to alter known history involving Beatles and beyond. The story ties together pieces to disclose the full truth of George Harrison’s prototype Bartell guitar – including renewed light on a forgotten father of the electric guitar, Paul Barth.
“Harry & Me” speaks truth as to how Nilsson’s songs, if not the man himself, have become brilliantly well recognized for generations. Pure genius mixed with genuine talent is what made the song maven the Beatles favorite recording artist.
“The Inescapable Consequence” (Yorkshire Publishing), by J.D. Belcher, is a true fantastical read with a mix of mystery and paranormal
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