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That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound By Daryl Sanders
Reviewed on January 15, 2019 by The East Nashvillian
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound was featured in an article by Randy Fox on the website of The East Nashvillian.
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound By Daryl Sanders
Reviewed on January 14, 2019 by Chapter 16
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound was reviewed and featured by Chapter 16. The reviewer says “That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound is essential to Dylanologists, but it should also be useful to anyone curious about the way records get made, and, especially, to aspiring performing songwriters yearning to understand what it takes to transform great songs into legendary recordings.” Read the full review here!
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound By Daryl Sanders
Reviewed on December 5, 2018 by Business Insider
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound was included in the roundup "The 29 Best Books We Read in 2018" on Business Insider.
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound By Daryl Sanders
Reviewed on November 4, 2018 by Rolling Stone Music Now
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound was reviewed by That Devil Music. The reviewer says “There are a heck of a lot of Dylan-related books available, but none of them have dug this deep into the making of one of the Scribe’s most creative, critically-acclaimed, and commercially-successful works.” Read the full review here!
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound By Daryl Sanders
Reviewed on October 26, 2018 by Rolling Stone Music Now
Daryl Sanders, author of That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound, recorded an interview with Brian Hiatt on the Rolling Stone podcast "Rolling Stone Music Now". Listen to the full interview here!
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound
That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound By Daryl Sanders
Reviewed on September 1, 2018 by Library Journal

In their review of That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound, Library Journal described the book as perfect "for anyone interested in Dylan or the music of the 1960s. This title deserves the kind of attention received by Greil Marcus's Like a Rolling Stone."