Fuzz, Acid & Flowers Revisited
by Vernon Joynson (Ed)

World’s best guide to US pop, folk and psych rides again

Vernon Joynson’s name has become synonymous with two massive, pioneering works of pop scholarship, The Tapestry Of Delights and Fuzz, Acid & Flowers. This long-awaited limited reprint of the latter covers almost every aspect of American popular music of the 60s and 70s.

Spread over 1,100 pages are a vast number of acts (spanning folk, blues, rock, pop, jazz and beyond), with personnel, discographies and a rarity scale offered alongside overviews of their careers and a multitude of illustrations. With contributions from many of the world’s leading pop experts and collectors, this lovingly-compiled and endlessly fascinating book deserves space on every serious music fan’s bookshelf. What makes this edition especially desirable is that it is a strictly limited heavyweight hardback printing of a mere 750 copies. They seem set to become even more collectable than their paperback counterparts, which sell on eBay for well into three figures.

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Borderline Productions | ISBN 1899855161

Reviewed by Richard Morton Jack
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