Modern Musicology #83 - Music Books

Music Books

Rob and Alan geek out on one of their favorite topics: music books! Both are avid readers of books of all types about music — biographies, analyses, histories, what have you. The discussion goes from recent reads of books by John Robb, Richard Evans, Nick Hornby, Nick Griffiths, Jann Wenner, Susan Rogers, and more, and then we get into some of our older faves by Sheila E, Stewart Copeland, Maceo Parker, and others. We open up our libraries and offer recommendations for anyone looking for their next great read!

We hope you’ll pick up some of the books that we’ve mentioned and read them yourself!

Let us know what some of your favorite music books are so that we can add them to our ever-growing to-be-read piles! Drop us a line at or leave a comment wherever you find our episode! And don’t forget to rate us on your favorite podcast app! 

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