Infinite Tuesday : An Autobiographical Riff (Paperback)

from grumpydan

Michael Nesmith's autobiography is like a journey through his mind and his thoughts on the life he has lead. The Monkees were such a small part of his life. There is so much more and he gets into it but not with a lot of depth; more like a lot of thought. I enjoyed the book because I learned more...

from zot79

Ramble on, rambling man. This rambling riff on his life fits the man, the music and the career that I had previously perceived and that comes to life in its pages. Mike has never fit anyone's preconceptions of what a musician, writer, producer ought to be, even his own. It seems like most things ...

from hardlyhardy

Many people are best remembered for one thing when they would prefer to be remembered for something else, such as retired athletes who have become successful in business yet are famous only for what they did in the field or on the court decades before. One such person is Michael Nesmith, who will...

from debkrenzer

Wow, this was an interesting book. I did not know a lot of things about Michael Nesmith, but I do now. I could amaze you with the trivia I learned, but you will just have to discover it for yourself. Okay, okay, did you know that Davy Jones was on the Ed Sullivan show the same night as The Beatle...

from Big_Bang_Gorilla

Why do musicians write memoirs in which they barely mention their music, and when they do, often belittle their output? That's what we have here in this long-awaited, at least by me, "autobiographical riff" from country-rock pioneer Nesmith, who released a series of five or six solo albums on RCA...