New book chronicles the history of THE TURTLES and FLO & EDDIE, with stops at Zappa, Springsteen, Alice Cooper, Ray Davies, and T. Rex
New book chronicles the history of THE TURTLES and FLO & EDDIE, with stops at Zappa, Springsteen, Alice Cooper, Ray Davies, and T. Rex. Zoom interview with authors Mark Arnold and Charles Rosenay!!! Harold Lepidus (Boston Harold Video Podcast) You know their biggest hits - “Happy Together” and “Elenore.” If you’re like me (they were a bit before my time), you may have heard some of their most popular songs yet not known they were by them - “She’d Rather Be With Me,” “You Baby,” “She’s My Girl,” and an electric folk-rock version of Bob Dylan’s “It Ain’t Me, Babe.” (They’re playing in your head right now, aren’t they?) However, that is only the beginning of the story of the Turtles, one of the most popular acts on American AM Top 40 radio in the 1960s. In 466 pages, co-authors Mark Arnold and Charles Rosenay!!! have chronicled the fascinating and outrageous history of that band, and their convoluted and tumultuous post-Turtles career, in their just published book, “NOT JUST HAPPY