Raymond Benson Non-Fiction books in order

Raymond Benson Non-Fiction includes 'Jethro Tull: Pocket Essential' (2002), a guide to the British rock band and their music.

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# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Jethro Tull 2002 Raymond Benson Buy

Raymond Benson’s Jethro Tull (2002) is a pocket-sized guide to the British progressive rock band led by Ian Anderson. Published as part of the Pocket Essentials series, the book covers the band’s history from their blues-rock beginnings in the late 1960s through their evolution into progressive and folk-influenced rock. Benson traces the lineup changes, key albums, and Anderson’s role as the group’s driving creative force.

Benson has been a musician throughout his life, playing in bands and composing music alongside his writing career. His personal connection to rock music shows up across his work, from the Spike Berenger mystery series to his choice of non-fiction subjects. The Jethro Tull book is a fan’s informed appreciation of a band that has often been overlooked in mainstream rock histories.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Raymond Benson Non-Fiction series?

There are one books in the Raymond Benson Non-Fiction series, published in 2002.

What is the first book in the Raymond Benson Non-Fiction series?

The first book in the Raymond Benson Non-Fiction series is Jethro Tull, published in 2002.

What is Raymond Benson's Jethro Tull book about?

The Jethro Tull book is a compact guide to the British rock band, covering their history, discography, and the career of frontman Ian Anderson. Benson is a longtime Jethro Tull fan and musician himself, which gave him a personal connection to the subject.

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