From bobmarley.com:

Every Little Thing Gonna Be Alright synthesizes all these aspects into a cohesive reading experience, and deals with him as a political, spiritual, musical, and above all, human force; this book brings together a diverse group of voices commencing with a preface by Roger Steffens and including pieces by Alice Walker, Rita Marley, former Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley, Lester Bangs, Robert Palmer, Vivien Goldman and more. The Bob Marley Reader incorporated pieces from publications ranging from Newsweek to High Times, from Rolling Stone to People’s National Party Newspaper.

From : John Shelton Ivany's Top 21

Book: The Bruce Springsteen Scrapbook
Written by Hank Bordowitz
Published by  Citadel Press/Kensington Publishing Corp.

If you are picking up a book called The Bruce Springsteen Scrapbook, I'm assuming you're already a fan. I'm assuming that you know much of Bruce's music. I'm assuming that you know bit's of his story. I'm assuming that you've seen at least some of the information I'm presenting here. My goal here is to amplify that story and information for you and decorate it with a bunch of really wonderful images from one end of Bruce's career to the other. In the spring of 1974 critic Jon Landau saw Springsteen opening for Bonnie
Raitt and wrote: "I saw Rock'n' Roll's future and it's name is Bruce
Springsteen" The author has captured Bruce Springsteen and has made him part of our Rock'n'Roll life, even if we thought we knew Bruce before.

 

>The U2 Reader
  The U2 Reader is the most comprehensive, one-stop source for articles & reviews on the world's most popular rock band.  It hit bookstores on June 7, 2003, and all signs show this book is going to be really big.

• The Celebrity Cafe gave The U2 Reader a rating of 8 out of 10, saying: "U2 fans, along with people interested in the band’s cultural impact, will want to read this book." To read the whole review, click here.
• Hank was recently a guest on the Good News Network!  Hear the interview here.
• Hank spent over 15 minutes on the air with WRCO morning man Phil Nee.  You can hear that interview here.
• Hank was the guest of the morning crew on WMGI, Terre Haute, In.  You can listen to the interview here. 
• The U2 Reader got three stars in the September issue of Blender. Read the review here.
• The book and Hank were featured in The Bergen Record on Sunday, June 1. 
• Here's what VH-1 had to say. 
• Order it here.

Hear Hank on the KPLX morning show.

>books with Hank Bordowitz as a contributor

Musichound World Essential Album Guide

The Rolling Stone Jazz Record Guide

Music Producer