Take a peek inside rock ’n’ roll history, from its progression to its arrested development with the provocative, anecdotal and fascinating Flowers in the Dustbin: The Rise of Rock and Roll, 1947-1977, which traces 45 rock epiphanies. Read about Alan Freed’s attempt to copyright the phrase “rock and roll," Little Richard’s attempt to clean up Tutti Frutti’s dirty lyrics, Dylan offering the Beatles their first joints, Ken Kesey giving the Rolling Stones their first acid tabs, Bruce Springsteen becoming “the Boss" and the Sex Pistols becoming punk’s most repulsive stars. James Miller offers rock music fans a gritty and engrossing series of well-researched anecdotes in this noted musical history. | Flowers In The Dustbin by James Miller, Paperback | Indigo Chapters