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January 19th, 2008

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In two astonishing years, professional golf was transformed forever. Formerly snubbed as an elite, white middle-aged rich man's game, golf has rocketed into the mainstream to become a multicultural, multibillion-dollar sport, with young hotshot athletes to win the hearts of networks and merchandisers everywhere. This is the true story of a game's seemingly miraculous transformation, a no-holds-barred, reporter's-eye view of pro golf, written by a true insider who rivals John Feinstein at his best.

Turn! Turn! Turn

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The early-1960s advent of the Beatles did more than change the face of rock music--it forced many folk musicians to rethink their careers, abandoning the gentle, mild-mannered protest songs they'd grown accustomed to performing throughout much of the preceding decade. These musicians' adaptations of the raucous new sounds quickly became a force unto themselves; lyrics, too, grew more strident, while retaining their socially conscious core. Folk-rock, as the new genre became known, was fertile ground for rock musicians seeking a more expressive means of communication, and for folk musicians looking to add something a little grittier to their art. TURN! TURN! TURN!, Richie Unterberger's well-researched chronicle of the genre, explores the early inklings of change as experienced by such musicians as John Sebastian, Gene Clark, and David Crosby, examining seminal events like the riotous reception given Bob Dylan's use of electric instruments at the Newport Folk Festival, the 1960s folk-rock boom, and the rise of singer-songwriters like Judy Collins and Tim Hardin. Featuring extensive interviews with some of the movement's most significant artists, TURN! TURN! TURN! is a comprehensive overview of this important crossroads in rock history.