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- ISBN
- 1891885995
- EAN
- 9781891885990
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- Type
- Paperback / softback
- Release Title
- Rockin' A Hard Place
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Hub City Press
ISBN-10
1891885995
ISBN-13
9781891885990
eBay Product ID (ePID)
114140847
Product Key Features
Book Title
Rockin' a Hard Place
Number of Pages
220 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Theater / General, Personal Memoirs, Entertainment & Performing Arts
Publication Year
2012
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Performing Arts, Biography & Autobiography
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
0.4 Oz
Item Length
5 in
Item Width
8 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2012-026141
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
792.702/3092 B
Synopsis
Independent Publisher calls Rockin' a Hard Place "an essential read for music lovers." CelebrityAccess calls it "a splashy, starry memoir." Kirkus Reviews says the book is "a hard, sobering look at what it really takes to bring live music to the fans."John Jeter is a burnt-out journalist living in Florida when the younger brother who once saved his life with a donated kidney telephones with life-altering news: he's found the perfect spot in Greenville, South Carolina for the concert hall they've always dreamed of opening--a nearly abandoned cotton mill fluttering with pigeons ... and potential.Rockin' a Hard Place is the story of The Handlebar, an intimate "listening room" that has presented thousands of artists--John Mayer, Joan Baez, Zac Brown, and Sugarland among them--and hosted a quarter-million fans since its opening in 1994. A promoter's memoir, this is the story of a naïve plunge into an industry that Hunter S. Thompson once called a "cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free."With a wry and irreverent voice, Jeter describes the concert business from the bottom of its food chain, where one band's backstage demand includes "one hamster dressed like Indiana Jones, one dressed like a police officer," where a landlord seeks to evict him over an ice machine, and where he is reduced to standing with a decibel meter in the dark behind his club.Singer-songwriter Livingston Taylor tells him at the grand opening: "Never book anyone just because you're a fan." But for this cantankerous club owner, it's often Art before Commerce, financial risk be damned. After all, it's the small clubs--where the likes of Springsteen, Jefferson Airplane and even The Beatles got their start--where real music is made., Independent Publisher calls Rockin' a Hard Place "an essential read for music lovers." CelebrityAccess calls it "a splashy, starry memoir." Kirkus Reviews says the book is "a hard, sobering look at what it really takes to bring live music to the fans." John Jeter is a burnt-out journalist living in Florida when the younger brother who once saved his life with a donated kidney telephones with life-altering news: he's found the perfect spot in Greenville, South Carolina for the concert hall they've always dreamed of opening--a nearly abandoned cotton mill fluttering with pigeons ... and potential. Rockin' a Hard Place is the story of The Handlebar, an intimate "listening room" that has presented thousands of artists--John Mayer, Joan Baez, Zac Brown, and Sugarland among them--and hosted a quarter-million fans since its opening in 1994. A promoter's memoir, this is the story of a naïve plunge into an industry that Hunter S. Thompson once called a "cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free." With a wry and irreverent voice, Jeter describes the concert business from the bottom of its food chain, where one band's backstage demand includes "one hamster dressed like Indiana Jones, one dressed like a police officer," where a landlord seeks to evict him over an ice machine, and where he is reduced to standing with a decibel meter in the dark behind his club. Singer-songwriter Livingston Taylor tells him at the grand opening: "Never book anyone just because you're a fan." But for this cantankerous club owner, it's often Art before Commerce, financial risk be damned. After all, it's the small clubs--where the likes of Springsteen, Jefferson Airplane and even The Beatles got their start--where real music is made., Independent Publisher calls Rockin' a Hard Place "an essential read for music lovers." CelebrityAccess calls it "a splashy, starry memoir." Kirkus Reviews says the book is "a hard, sobering look at what it really takes to bring live music to the fans." John Jeter is a burnt-out journalist living in Florida when the younger brother who once saved his life with a donated kidney telephones with life-altering news: he's found the perfect spot in Greenville, South Carolina for the concert hall they've always dreamed of opening--a nearly abandoned cotton mill fluttering with pigeons ... and potential. Rockin' a Hard Place is the story of The Handlebar, an intimate "listening room" that has presented thousands of artists--John Mayer, Joan Baez, Zac Brown, and Sugarland among them--and hosted a quarter-million fans since its opening in 1994. A promoter's memoir, this is the story of a naive plunge into an industry that Hunter S. Thompson once called a "cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free." With a wry and irreverent voice, Jeter describes the concert business from the bottom of its food chain, where one band's backstage demand includes "one hamster dressed like Indiana Jones, one dressed like a police officer," where a landlord seeks to evict him over an ice machine, and where he is reduced to standing with a decibel meter in the dark behind his club. Singer-songwriter Livingston Taylor tells him at the grand opening: "Never book anyone just because you're a fan." But for this cantankerous club owner, it's often Art before Commerce, financial risk be damned. After all, it's the small clubs--where the likes of Springsteen, Jefferson Airplane and even The Beatles got their start--where real music is made.
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ML429.J47A3 2013
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- r***1 (178)- Votos emitidos por el comprador.Últimos 6 mesesCompra verificadaThe book was exactly as described and arrived quickly. The only problem is a recurring one with this seller and other similar sellers - the book is poorly packaged in a plastic envelope and gets heavily bumped in shipping. I would like to see the books wrapped before shipment, but I understand this can't be done for cost reason. Luckily it isn't an expensive book, and I will continue to purchase basic books from this seller. A+++++
- 4***1 (1639)- Votos emitidos por el comprador.Mes pasadoCompra verificadaBook arrived quickly and is pretty close to "Very Good" description. Value priced and I'm glad I made the purchase as this is an excellent read. However, the book was mailed loose inside an over-sized plastic bag without any protection. Wrapped in a bubble wrap jacket would be a big help. A book can take a beating in USPS transit without some buffer. I can't tell if the bumps and dings were original or occurred in transit. I'd prefer to pay for shipping than have it sent with no protection.