Podcast: Gary Shapiro’s From the Bookshelf

Gary Shapiro’s From the Bookshelf

Randy Poe

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Randy Poe, president of Leiber & Stoller’s music publishing company has written a crazy memoir of song plugging with a cast that includes Bob Dylan, Sammy Cahn, Dinah Shore, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Willie Nelson. We have fun talking about!

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Kathleen Riley and The Astaires: Fred & Adele

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Before Ginger, Fred Astaire was teamed for 27 years with his sister Adele. Kathleen Riley tells their story

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Mark Arnold on Underdog & Tennessee Tuxedo

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Mark Arnold discusses his book Total Television Productions: The Story Of Underdog, Tennessee Tuxedo & The Rest

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Dave Thompson

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Music historian Dave Thompson discusses his new book Hearts Of Darkness

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Greil Marcus on The Doors

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Music historian Greil Marcus discusses his book The Doors: A Lifetime  Of  Listening To Five Mean Years.

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Judy Tenuta’s Full Frontal Tenudity

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Accordion master and comedienne Judy Tenuta does her best to ignore Gary Shapiro on this week’s From The Bookshelf!

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Barry Livingston, Star of My Three Sons

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Actor Barry Livingston on his career from My Three Sons to Mad Men.

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Jennifer Miller’s The Year Of The Gadfly

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Novelist Jennifer Miller discusses her new novel The Year Of The Gadfly

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James Kaplan on McCartney

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James Kaplan returns to discuss his new book, Time Magazine’s Paul McCartney

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Kent Hartman & The Wrecking Crew

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The Wrecking Crew were the studio musicians who played on hit after hit in the 1960’s. Kent Hartman tells their amazing story.