Entries by AlanPaul
Author tour events announced. Many more to come, but to start… Brothers and Sisters is out 7/25 and I’ll be at: -7/27- My hometown of Pittsburgh, Cinderlands Warehouse, with a special Brothers and Sisters beer. In conversation with WDVE’s Randy Baumann. Tickets coming soon. Almost free, but limited space. -7/28 — Atlanta’s City Winery with […]
I am so excited about my fourth book, Brothers and Sisters: The Allman Brothers Band and the Album That Defined the 70s , which will be released on July 25 by St. Martin’s press. Relix did a really nice write up about it here. -> https://bit.ly/3CDfYZq Introducing my fourth book, Brothers and Sisters.
Dion Still Sings of America
A pioneer of 1950s rock has a star-studded new album exploring religious devotion, friendship and racial injustice. This story originally ran in the Wall Street Journal on June 12 2020. It takes a rare artist to help define the early days of rock ’n’ roll and to still have the creative vitality to release a […]
An interview with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter
Eyes of the World: An interview with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter In Celebration of Hunter’s 78th Birthday today. My 2015 (?) interview. An edited version ran on WSJ.com as part of a preview for Hunter’s City Winery shows. Robert Hunter was a non-performing member of the Grateful Dead, as important as anyone else to […]
Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder Review: An Interview With David Mansfield
I eagerly watched Martin Scorsese’s new “documentary” Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story, as soon as it debuted on Netflix. It’s an incredible movie, featuring footage from the legendary, always intriguing 1976 Rolling Thunder Revue tour. It’s a bit frustrating at times – because the concert footage is so great that it makes you […]