A companion volume to the authorrsquo;s Suicide in the Entertainment Industry: An Encyclopedia of 840 Twentieth Century Cases (2002); this reference work chronicles 298 cases of what can be broadly defined as ldquo;celebrityrdquo; homicides from the early twentieth century onward. Cases are drawn from the realms of film; theatre; music; dance and other entertainment fields. In each instance; the person was either the actual or suspected perpetrator or the victim of a murder. Included are entries on such well-known personalities as film comedian Roscoe ldquo;Fattyrdquo; Arbuckle; actress Sharon Tate; music producer Phil Spector; rap artist Notorious B.I.G.; and superstar Michael Jackson. Each entry covers the crime; its legal disposition; and the subjectrsquo;s personal and professional background; comprehensively documented with notes and a separate bibliography.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. US release songlistBy WDGood! this is for the US release (other release is UK and has different songs) this contains the 2nd version of "Red House" in case you were looking for it. I prefer this version as it was the 1st one I heard (I was looking for this one; Hal Leonard published for both releases). This book is guitar notes; TAB and an audio CD to play along with. I cant review the CD as I havent used it yet; but the play-along-with title suggests karaoke-type accompaniment.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy ENKIGreat accurate0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Awesome editionBy John C. Harmon Jr.The book is a great source for students wanting to learn the essential elements of Hendrix. The guitar parts are accurate and the scores are not overly complicated. Much more user friendly to the aspiring Hendrix Aficionado than the Transcribed Scores versions; which would make a great next step. The CD is definitely a bonus and sounds awesome.