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ISBN 10: 1550227327
ISBN 13: 978-1550227321
Author: Clay Eals
Preface: 'In his last days, dying, he was more alive than ever'
Foreword: 'There was nothing phony about Steve Goodman'
Introduction: 'You offer your love and goodness to the world'
'Glad you're alive - spread it around': May 21, 1984
A voice that 'brought you to the music': 1948–62
'He was just infectious - the entire world was his clique': 1962–65
'He was a fireball of energy - he just exuded happiness': 1965–68
'This was the time to do it - either do it or don't': 1969
'His genius and humility were the magnets': 1970–May 1971
'It wasn't about ego or attitude - it was just this hunger': May–December 1971
'That's what it's like when you're not in it for the chips': January–July 1972
'I'll sing you a medley of Arlo Guthrie's hit record': July–December 1972
'He was intent on engaging in severe acts of communication': January 1973–June 1974
'I want to sing to the widest variety of people I know of': June 1974–December 1975
'There is no one influence?' 'Yeah, it's the hectic eclectic': 1976–February 1977
'I'm going to communicate with you if it kills me': March 1977–March 1978
'This place is on fire, and I know the music has to reflect that': April–December 1978
'He couldn't play to his audience because they wouldn't let him': January 1979–April 1980
"I hope to continue this search for what is called pop': April 1980–July 1982
'You're dead, you're alive, you're dead, you're alive...': July 1982–January 1984
'You just don't understand, you don't get it: I've gotta do this': February–September 1984
'The big bang in the little shape...this really vivid, burning coal': September 1984–beyond
On the Record: Discs, videos, books and sites
Acknowledgments: 'A village in the thousands'
Index: Including photo credits
CD Annotation: 'A good friend is dead and gone, but his song ain't over yet'
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Tags: Clay Eals, Steve Goodman, Facing the Music