Entries by AlanPaul

Great new Led Zeppelin book

Guitar World Editor Brad Tolinski, my longtime friend and colleague  has a great new book out, Light and Shade: Conversations with Jimmy Page. It is a must-have for any and all fans of Led Zeppelin. If you are one, go get it. If you know one, go get it for them for Chanukah, Chistmas, Kwanzaa or Election […]

Django Reinhardt, 1910-1953

I just came across this tribute to the great guitarist Django Reinhardt I wrote long ago for Guitar world. It inspired me to listen to his timeless music and share it now. Django Reinhardt 1910-1953 When 18-year-old Gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt badly damaged two fingers on his left hand in a 1928 fire, he couldn’t […]

9-11 11 Years Later: Still Raw

Eleven years later, 9-11 is still very, very raw to me. Last year on the tenth anniversary, my whole family visited the Statue of Liberty and we went up in the crown. The security was tight. There were helicopters flying overhead. And when we got back on the ferry to leave, I looked back at […]

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Warren Haynes likes One Way Out

As I get ready to head to Scranton for the first annual PeachFest, here’s another reason  to go spend a lousy 3 bucks on One Way Out: An Oral History of the Allman Brothers Band: “No journalist knows the ins and outs of the Allman Brothers Band better than Alan Paul.”  -Warren Haynes, Allman Brothers, Gov’t […]

One Way Out and other updates

I am pleased to say that  One Way Out: An Oral History of the Allman Brothers Band has been picked up and re-released by Amazon Singles. That doesn’t mean much to you — it’s the same Ebook — except a lower price. They dropped it to $2.99. It means a lot to me, however; it gets the […]