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Music and the American South Ser.: Paper, Scissors, Rock and Roll : Ringo, Duane, and Me by William M. Thames III (2022, Trade Paperback)
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Paper, Scissors, Rock-n-Roll is deeply steeped in Southern music, but scarcely nudges the genre of Southern Rock. Each chapter is based on never-before-heard stories of Duane and Gregg Allman, plus Ringo, the influential manager of The Martinque club, as well as others.
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Product Identifiers
PublisherMercer University Press
ISBN-100881468452
ISBN-139780881468458
eBay Product ID (ePID)20057250388
Product Key Features
Number of Pages277 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NamePaper, Scissors, Rock and Roll : Ringo, Duane, and Me
Publication Year2022
SubjectPersonal Memoirs, General
TypeTextbook
AuthorWilliam M. Thames III
Subject AreaMusic, Biography & Autobiography
SeriesMusic and the American South Ser.
FormatTrade Paperback
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional
LCCN2022-561053
Dewey Edition23
IllustratedYes
Dewey Decimal782.421660922
SynopsisPaper, Scissors, Rock-n-Roll is deply steeped in Southern music, but scarcely nudges the genre of Southern Rock. This memoir encompasses a period from 1964 through November of 1969, before The Allman Brothers Band skyrocketed into nationwide prominence, when author Bill Thames was a budding teenage musician in Daytona Beach, Florida. Each chapter is based on never-before-heard stories of Duane and Gregg Allman, plus Ringo, the influential manager of The Martinque club, as well as others. Coming-of-age in the mid-60s when Daytona Beach was the neon center of the east coast of Central Florida, there was a commonality of musical excellence there, born of strong competitiveness, imitation, and emulation. Musicians as bright and different as the topmost two rows of the large crayon box populated Daytona Beach's stages. A person could easily stroll through town and hear five incredible up-and-coming bands in as many hours. Thames's teenage glory years serve up countless personal stones told from a point-blank perspective, as well as hours of personal stage time with Duane and Gregg as the brothers honed their craft. These compelling stories will transport both younger and older readers back to those tumultuous mid-to-late-60s, and delves deeply into the primal days of segregation, integration, and the racial divide that sadly continues in our country today. Book jacket., This memoir covers 1964 to November of 1969, before The Allman Brothers Band skyrocketed into prominence, when author Bill Thames was a budding teenage musician in Daytona Beach, Florida. Each chapter is based on never-before-heard stories of Duane and Gregg Allman, plus Ringo, the influential manager of The Martinque club, as well as others., Paper, Scissors, Rock-n-Roll is deeply steeped in Southern music, but scarcely nudges the genre of Southern Rock. This memoir encompasses a period from 1964 through November of 1969, before The Allman Brothers Band skyrocketed into nationwide prominence, when author Bill Thames was a budding teenage musician in Daytona Beach, Florida. Each chapter is based on never-before-heard stories of Duane and Gregg Allman, plus Ringo, the influential manager of The Martinque club, as well as others. Coming-of-age in the mid-60s when Daytona Beach was the neon center of the east coast of Central Florida, there was a commonality of musical excellence there, born of strong competitiveness, imitation, and emulation. Musicians as bright and different as the topmost two rows of the large crayon box populated Daytona Beach's stages. A person could easily stroll through town and hear five incredible up-and-coming bands in as many hours. Thames's teenage glory years serve up countless personal stories told from a point-blank perspective, as well as hours of personal stage time with Duane and Gregg as the brothers honed their craft. These compelling stories will transport both younger and older readers back to those tumultuous mid-to-late-60s, and delves deeply into the primal days of segregation, integration, and the racial divide that sadly continues in our country today.
LC Classification NumberML3534.3
