* NEW YORK ROCK & ROLL HISTORY - THE 1960s

    "The book dives into the decade that reshaped music and redefined culture. As a new generation pushed boundaries, the city became a sonic laboratory where folk, rock, soul, and psychedelia collided.
    Watch The Beatles ignite the British Invasion at the Ed Sullivan Theater, follow Bob Dylan through the smoky clubs of Greenwich Village, witness the discovery of Jimi Hendrix at Café Wha? and relive the electrifying performance of Janis Joplin at Fillmore East. "

    Nothing new here, but a a compilation of articles already published since 2024 by Edgar Street Books / Frank Mastropolo on medium.com. This is part of a series of six books called 'New York Rock & Roll History".

By Frank Mastropolo, Edgar Street Books 2026, 113 pages. ISBN 9798994858158. [0826]

 

 

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