In 'Woman Walk the Line,' writers and musicians pay tribute to female country icons from Lil Hardin to Taylor Swift.

As Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon' turns 45, we take a look at a mammoth tome detailing every album track in the band's catalog.

In 'Personal Stereo,' Rebecca Tuhus-Dubrow revisits the history of one of the 20th century's most consequential inventions.

For Valentine's Day, our Rock and Roll Book Club spotlights a book subtitled, 'The Love Story of One Band and the Whole World.'

As we mark the 40th anniversary of Van Halen's debut album, Jay Gabler takes a look at a new book about the band's life on the road from 1978 to 1985.

A new book from the Minnesota Historical Society highlights the vital efforts of photographer Charles Chamblis to document African-American communities in the Twin Cities in the 1970s and the 1980s. There are a few familiar faces music fans might recognize - including Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Morris Day, and Prince.

The Wu-Tang Clan have released one of the decade's most talked-about albums...despite the fact that virtually no one has heard it. Cyrus Bozorgmehr's book tells the inside story of 'Once Upon a Time in Shaolin.'

Conor McPherson's play 'Girl from the North Country,' now published in book form, tells the story of a desperate group of characters in a Duluth guesthouse during the Great Depression. It incorporates 17 songs by Bob Dylan.

As we mark two years since David Bowie's death, Jay Gabler delves into three new books about the music icon.

A new book about Joni Mitchell is less a biography than an extended appreciation - and there's much for author David Yaffe to appreciate.