Peter Doggett, Author . Penguin $16 (562p) ISBN 978-0-14-200016-8
British writer Doggett (Lou Reed: Growing Up in Public) rightly credits Bob Dylan's 1969 country record Nashville Skyline
and his seminal Grand Ole Opry appearance with Johnny Cash with kicking off the country rock movement, but he fails to...
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Peter Doggett. Harper, $26.99 (512p) ISBN 978-0-06-202465-7
Taking for his unabashed model Revolution in the Head, the late Ian MacDonald’s seminal work on the Beatles, Doggett’s meticulous song-by-song analysis of David Bowie’s “long decade” (1969–1980) is a captivating look at an artist who defined an era.
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Peter Doggett. Atria, $28 (368p) ISBN 978-1-5011-8302-7
As Doggett (You Never Give Me Your Money) notes in this appreciative, attentive history of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, the 1960s group spent roughly “two of the past fifty years as a functioning band” and the other 48 years “fending off questions...
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