from lauriebrown54

In 1966, twenty-two year old Goldstein walked into the Village Voice and invented the job he wanted: rock critic. During his time doing this, he had some amazing adventures and met a lot of the great rock innovators. He became friends with Janis Joplin, was a passenger in a car driven by a comple...

from Karen59

Another Little Piece of My Heart by Richard Goldstein is the second memoir in recent months by a pioneer of rock criticism. Goldstein, a nerdy, smart Jewish boy who grew up in a working-class family in the Bronx, looked to Manhattan, specifically Greenwich Village, as the "locus of a better life"...

from Karen59

Another Little Piece of My Heart by Richard Goldstein is the second memoir in recent months by a pioneer of rock criticism. Goldstein, a nerdy, smart Jewish boy who grew up in a working-class family in the Bronx, looked to Manhattan, specifically Greenwich Village, as the "locus of a better life"...