Author, editor, rock historian and record producer Bruce Pollock has published fifteen books on rock music. He was the founding Editor in Chief of the magazine Guitar for the Practicing Musician, an Executive A&R Producer at BMG and Sony BMG and a columnist for Entertainment Weekly, USA Today, Viva, Video Review, the Gannett Westchester Newspapers, and Songfacts.com. He was recently a guest lecturer for two semesters at Fairfield University, teaching a course on the History of Rock and Roll.
""Folk music has a contradictory mission -- to preserve tradition and to screw with it. In his incisive collection of interviews with key folk stars from the '60s through the '80s, Bruce Pollock captures both functions perfectly. His flowing conversations with the stars show the traditions they honored as well as the many ways they pushed them forward."" -- music critic Jim Farber ""Bruce Pollock was in the right place at the right time, and this book is a time capsule from a memorable era."" --Elijah Wald, author of The Mayor of MacDougal Street and Dylan Goes Electric!