books by Lee Hildebrand (hammertime hitmakers recording)

books by Lee Hildebrand

books:

Stars of Soul and Rhythm & Blues
Lee Hildebrand

Watson-Guptill Pubications, 1994

This book has 276 pages that cover 260 Hit Billboard Makers and stars of Soul and Rhythm and Blues. You can read about their hit songs, their backgrounds, where they came from, complete history and more. Its a super book of top recording artist and showstopping preformances from memphis and motown to now.

Bay Area Blues
Lee Hildebrand

Pomegranate, 1993

Stars of Soul and Rhythm & Blues: Top Recording Artists and Showstopping Performers, from Memphis and Motown ...
Lee Hildebrand

Watson-Guptill Pubns, 1994

The newest volume in the Billboard Hitmakers series features profiles of the most influential artists in black music. It is the ultimate encyclopedia of the singers, writers, and bandleaders who were at the forefront of this universally popular musical movement. 100 photos.

Stars of Soul and Rhythm & Blues
Lee Hildebrand

Watson-Guptill Pubications, 1994

Here is a book on the Top Recording Artists and Showstopping Preformers, from Memphis and Motown to Now. The Stars of Soul and Rhythm and Blues covers their history, personal lives, songs and more of over 261 differant groups

Colors and Chords: The Art of Johnny Otis
Lee Hildebrand

Pomegranate, 1995

Hammertime
Lee Hildebrand

Avon Books (Mm), 1992

A biography of the rap superstar discusses Hammer's humble beginnings in the ghettos of Oakland, California, his rise to stardom, his relationship with other rappers, and more.

Images of the Blues

1 review
Laura E. Tanner, Lee Hildebrand

Friedman/Fairfax Publishing, 1998

An authoritative but affectionate and insightful resource
This book is for the novice blues fan who wants to learn about the artists and their backgrounds. The accounts are short, but well written and insightful.

Finding Family Stories: An Arts Partnership 1995-1998
Judy Chan, Luis Alfaro, ...

Japanese Amer Natl Museum, 1998

The articles and artwork in this catalogue developed out of a three-year Arts Partnership project between the Japanese American National Museum and its Southern California neighbors. Institutional partners included the Korean American Museum, Plaza de la Raza, Watts Towers Arts Center, the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, and the Skirball Cultural Center. The catalogue includes color reproductions of artwork that appeared in the ...