"Craig Fenton knows so much about the Jefferson Airplane and family, I was asking him the questions," said Marty Balin, founding member of the Jefferson Airplane, commenting on Craig Fenton's new Jeff
United States of America (Press Release) August 22, 2007 --
CRANBURY, N.J., August 22, 2007 -
Craig says he saw an opportunity to present the Jefferson Airplane in a new direction. The music is the star. The book contains 93 almost-never-in- print photos mostly furnished by Herb Greene (the photographer who shot the cover for the "Surrealistic Pillow" record) and Don Aters (the best friend of legendary promoter Chet Helms). The two rarest are from the early days. One image is pre-Jack Casady and Skip Spence; the other is signed by Paul Kantner as Paul Airplane. The result is a 543-page encyclopedia of information.
"Take Me To A Circus Tent" for the first time accurately describes 121 live Airplane performances (1965-1972), the complete 1989 reunion, and the final flight to the Rock Hall of Fame (1996). Aboard the plane is a detailed look at 60 unreleased songs, demos, and rehearsals, your captain presents 266 questions and answers regarding the Airplane and spin-off bands, and proffers the largest interview (not quotes) segment of an American rock and roll book the mind could recall with 32!
About the Author
Craig Fenton has been archiving Jefferson Airplane music for the past 31 years. He possesses the largest collection of Jefferson Airplane rarities with the exception of Marty Balin's dad. Craig is a former radio personality for 10 years and is an expert in 1960s and 1970s rock and roll. For a seat on the ultimate Airplane ride visit Craig's website at http://www.takemetoacircustent.net.
"Take Me To A Circus Tent" (The Jefferson Airplane Flight Manual)
ISBN # 0-7414-3656-6
Available now through www.buybooksontheweb.com, Amazon.com, or inquire at your favorite book seller.
Contact Craig Fenton directly for interviews, review copies, speaking engagements, and 1960s and 1970s rock and roll expertise.
Contact: Craig Fenton, Author & Music Archivist
http://www.takemetoacircustent.net
craigtheairplaneman (At sign)yahoo dot com
Please put Jefferson Airplane in subject line. Thank you!
CRANBURY, N.J., August 22, 2007 -
Craig says he saw an opportunity to present the Jefferson Airplane in a new direction. The music is the star. The book contains 93 almost-never-in- print photos mostly furnished by Herb Greene (the photographer who shot the cover for the "Surrealistic Pillow" record) and Don Aters (the best friend of legendary promoter Chet Helms). The two rarest are from the early days. One image is pre-Jack Casady and Skip Spence; the other is signed by Paul Kantner as Paul Airplane. The result is a 543-page encyclopedia of information.
"Take Me To A Circus Tent" for the first time accurately describes 121 live Airplane performances (1965-1972), the complete 1989 reunion, and the final flight to the Rock Hall of Fame (1996). Aboard the plane is a detailed look at 60 unreleased songs, demos, and rehearsals, your captain presents 266 questions and answers regarding the Airplane and spin-off bands, and proffers the largest interview (not quotes) segment of an American rock and roll book the mind could recall with 32!
About the Author
Craig Fenton has been archiving Jefferson Airplane music for the past 31 years. He possesses the largest collection of Jefferson Airplane rarities with the exception of Marty Balin's dad. Craig is a former radio personality for 10 years and is an expert in 1960s and 1970s rock and roll. For a seat on the ultimate Airplane ride visit Craig's website at http://www.takemetoacircustent.net.
"Take Me To A Circus Tent" (The Jefferson Airplane Flight Manual)
ISBN # 0-7414-3656-6
Available now through www.buybooksontheweb.com, Amazon.com, or inquire at your favorite book seller.
Contact Craig Fenton directly for interviews, review copies, speaking engagements, and 1960s and 1970s rock and roll expertise.
Contact: Craig Fenton, Author & Music Archivist
http://www.takemetoacircustent.net
craigtheairplaneman (At sign)yahoo dot com
Please put Jefferson Airplane in subject line. Thank you!
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