Randolph, Michael; Jones, Quincy; PoPsie Popular music through the camera lens of William PoPsie Randolph, 2007 Black Hardback
MILWAUKEE, HAL LEONARD, 2007 FIRST PRINTING, HARD BACK
Overall Condition is: GIFT QUALITY
I MET THE AUTHOR WHO IS THE SON OF POPSIE. MICHAEL WAS RAISED IN OCEAN CITY NJ. THIS FATHER WOULD COMMUTE TO NYC. MOST NIGHTS HE SLEPT IN HIS STUDIO. HE WAS ALWAYS AVAILABLE TO SHOOT PIC. FOR NIGHT CLUBS RECORD STUDIOS, AGENTS. THUS HE SHOT EVERYONE IN THE MUSIC  WORLD. Book signed by Michael May Popsie send you a shooting star, Michael Randolph. on front end paper. general shelf wear, in good condition, unmarked text, pages crisp and clean, good binding Haunting the recording studios, jam sessions, concert halls, and nightclubs of New York City, William PoPsie Randolph chronicled the postwar transformation of American music from swing and jazz, to rhythm & blues and rock n' roll. The 100 000 negatives left behind after his death in 1978 span the giddy, glitzy heyday of swing in the 1940s, the hot and cool jazz spawned in the clubs of 52nd Street, the rumbling emergence of black R&B and doo-wop, the sudden explosion of rock n' roll in the late '50s, the rise of Brill Building pop and the British Invasion of the '60s, and the growth of rock into a multibillion-dollar industry by the '70s. PoPsie's son Michael has chosen the very best of his father's collection for inclusion in this remarkable book. Here readers will find luscious black-and- white photos of everyone from Benny Goodman and Billie Holiday to Elvis, The Beatles, Hendrix, and the Rolling Stones. Insightful text explains the time, people, and place of each captured moment.
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