Gram Parsons!

Gram Parsons : a music biography /

Tribute to Gram Parsons and Clarence White /

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Hickory wind : the life and times of Gram Parsons / by Fong-Torres, Ben

Musicians & composers of the 20th century /

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Musicians & composers of the 20th century /

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Musicians & composers of the 20th century /

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Jacksonville and the roots of Southern rock / by FitzGerald, Michael Ray, 1953-

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Casualties of rock / by Skinner, Quinton, 1968-

Table of Contents: “…. -- Phil Ochs -- Roy Orbison -- Gram Parsons -- Rob Pilatus -- Jeff Porcaro -- Elvis Presley -- The Pretenders -- Joey Ramone -- Otis Redding -- Keith Relf -- Randy Rhoads -- Mark Sandman -- Bob Scott -- Tupac Shakur -- Del Shannon -- Hillel Slovak -- Bob Stinson -- Peter Tosh -- Stevie Ray Vaughan -- Sid Vicious -- Gene Vincent -- Wendy O. …”

Carolina dreams : the musical legacy of upstate South Carolina / by Smith, Michael B.

Table of Contents: “…Godfrey -- The Lightnin' West Band -- Marshall Chapman -- Charlie Daniels -- Artimus Pyle -- Barney Barnwell, Plum Hollow & Woodstick -- Walter Hyatt -- David Ball -- Aaron Tippin -- Johnny Batson meets Gram Parsons.…”

Old roots, new routes : the cultural politics of alt.country music /

Table of Contents: “…/ Barbara Ching -- Time as "revelator" : alt.country women's performance of the past / Pamela Fox -- "Regressive country" : the voice of Gram Parsons / Olivia Carter Mather -- Old time punk / Aaron Smithers -- "The burden is passed on" : Son Volt, tradition, and authenticity / Stevie Simkin -- Conclusion : New alternatives? …”
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Moody food / by Robertson, Ray, 1966-

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Americanaland : where Country & Western met Rock 'n' Roll / by Milward, John

Oxford American southern music issue.

I'm with the band : confessions of a groupie / by Des Barres, Pamela

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Classic country music a Smithsonian collection.

Table of Contents: “…For the good times / Ray Price (3:47) -- Sin City / Flying Burrito Brothers (4:10) -- After the fire is gone / Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty (2:36) -- I never go around mirrors / Lefty Frizzell (2:32) -- Why me, Lord / Kris Kristofferson (3:27) -- The grand tour / George Jones (3:05) -- Love hurts / Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris (3:37) -- Bob Wills is still the king / Waylon Jennings (3:26) -- Who'll turn out the lights / Ronnie Milsap (3:18) -- Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys / Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings (2:28) -- 'Til I gain control again / Rodney Crowell (5:04) -- Beneath still waters / Emmylou Harris (3:41) -- The devil went down to Georgia / Charlie Daniels (3:33) -- He stopped loving her today / George Jones (3:12) -- Old flame (3:11) ; Forty hour week (3:20) / Alabama -- A country boy can survive / Hank Williams, Jr. (4:13) -- Don't get above your raising / Ricky Skaggs (3:11) -- Honky tonk man / Dwight Yoakam (2:46) -- Kids of the baby boom / Bellamy Brothers (3:24) -- 9 to 5 / Dolly Parton (2:42) -- Grandpa / The Judds (4:12).…”

The Modern Lovers / by Maloney, Sean L.

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The album : a guide to pop music's most provocative, influential, and important creations /

Table of Contents: “….) -- Led Zeppelin : Led Zeppelin IV (1971) -- Marvin Gaye : What's going on (1971) -- Elton John : Tumbleweed connection (1971) -- Carole King : Tapestry (1971) -- John Lennon : Imagine (1971) -- Paul McCartney : Ram (1971) -- Willie Nelson : Yesterday's wine (1971) -- Harry Nilsson : Nilsson schmilsson (1971) -- Loretta Lynn : Coal miner's daughter (1971) -- Dolly Parton : Coat of many colors (1971) -- John Prine : John Prine (1971) -- The Rolling Stones : Exile on Main St. (1972) -- Jim Croce : You don't mess around with Jim (1972) -- Carole King : Rhymes & reasons (1972) -- Neil Diamond : Hot August night (1972) -- Randy Newman : Sail away (1972) -- Bonnie Raitt : Give it up (1972) -- Paul Simon : Paul Simon (1972) -- Stevie Wonder : Talking book (1972) -- Nick Drake : Pink moon (1972) -- Elton John : Goodbye yellow brick road (1973) -- Bob Marley : Catch a fire (1973) -- Bob Marley : Burnin' (1973) -- Paul McCartney : Band on the run (1973) -- Pink Floyd : The dark side of the moon (1973) -- Gram Parsons : GP (1973) -- Willie Nelson : Shotgun Willie (1973) -- Lynyrd Skynyrd : (Pronounced 'lěh-'nérd 'skin-'nérd) (1973) -- Paul Simon : There goes rhymin' Simon (1973) -- Tom Waits : Closing time (1973) -- Stevie Wonder : Innervisions (1973) --…”

The Da Capo book of rock & roll writing /

Table of Contents: “…/ Joe Carducci -- Wimps "R" Us / Deborah Frost -- AND IN THE END (those who died young): Brian Jones, Jim Morrison / Al Aronowitz -- Jimi Hendrix / Lester Bangs -- Janis Joplin / Jon Landau -- Gram Parsons / Greg Mitchell -- Marc Bolan / Paul Morley -- Elvis Presley / Charles Shaar Murray -- Joy Division / Adrian Thrills, Paul Morley -- John Lennon / Simon Frith -- Johnny Thunders / Richard Hell -- Notes on the contributors.…”

Gravesites of Southern musicians : a guide to over 300 jazz, blues, country and rock performers' burial places / by Amos, Edward

Table of Contents: “…By state: Louisiana: Mahalia Jackson, James Carroll Booker III, Raymond Myles, Johnny Adams, Bobby Marchan, Louis Nelson, Roosevelt Sykes, Roy Montrell, Wayne Bennett, Louis Prima, Gram Parsons, Al Hirt, Buddy Bolden, Jessie Hill, Henry Roeland Byrd [Professor Longhair], Oscar Papa Celestin, Percy Humphrey, Shirley and Lee, Red Tyler, Justin Adams, George Landry, Johnny Little Sonny Jones, Lee Dorsey, Danny Barker, George Lewis, Bobby Mitchell, Freddie Kohlman, Robert Pete Williams, Alton Rubon [Rockin' Dopsie], Aldus Roger, John Delafose, Andrus Espre [Beau Jocque], Wallace Cheese Read, Austin Pitre, Wade Fruge, Dennis McGee, Dewey Balfa, Nathan Abshire, Canray Fontenot, Iry Lejeune, Johnny Horton, Leadbelly -- Arkansas: Albert King, Robert Nighthawk, Frank Frost, James Peck Curtis -- Mississippi: J. …”