Titles by Jeff Burger

A revealing collection of interviews and encounters with one of the most influential songwriters of all time.

What was Bob Dylan really like? This anthology offers a unique glimpse into the mind of Bob Dylan through a carefully curated collection of interviews, speeches, and press conferences, spanning his entire career. From his early days in Greenwich Village to his later reflections on fame and artistry, this volume captures Dylan's wit, complexity, and ever-evolving perspective.

Featuring renowned publications like Rolling Stone and obscure periodicals like Minnesota Daily, this collection provides a comprehensive look at Dylan's thoughts on songwriting, musical influences, and the changing cultural landscape. With insightful introductions and interviewer reminiscences, Dylan on Dylan is a must-have for any fan seeking a deeper understanding of this enigmatic icon. For Bob Dylan fans and music history enthusiasts.

Leonard Cohen, one of the most admired performers of the last half century, has had a stranger-than-fiction, roller-coaster ride of a life. Now, for the first time, he tells his story in his own words, via more than 50 interviews conducted worldwide between 1966 and 2012. In Leonard Cohen on Leonard Cohen—which includes a foreword by singer Suzanne Vega and eight pages of rarely seen photos—the artist talks about “Bird on the Wire,” “Hallelujah,” and his other classic songs. He candidly discusses his famous romances, his years in a Zen monastery, his ill-fated collaboration with producer Phil Spector, his long battle with depression, and much more. You'll find interviews that first appeared in the New York Times and Rolling Stone, but also conversations that have not previously been printed in English. Some of the material here has not been available until now in any format, including the many illuminating reminiscences that contributors supplied specifically for this definitive anthology.