<DIV>A new edition of Dave Marsh's classic work on the three-chord song that rocked the world<BR><BR>"A tale as compelling as any John Grisham thriller."<BR>-<I>Rolling Stone</I><BR><BR>"Dave Marsh's <I>Louie Louie</I> is part rant, part rock criticism and part cultural analysis, with a good dose of <I>Ripley's Believe It or Not!</I> thrown in."<BR>-<I>The New York Times Book Review</I><BR><BR>"Marsh keeps the story of one trashy song interesting by revealing how 'three chords and a cloud of dust' contains within it the history and future of rock 'n' roll."<BR>-<I>Booklist</I><BR><BR>"What you don't know about 'Louie Louie' probably won't hurt you. But everything you need to know is in Marsh's book, including the lyrics-the real ones and the ones people thought they heard. If there is a better measure of your pop-cultural IQ, I don't know where to find it."<BR>-<I>USA Today</I></DIV><DIV><DIV> </DIV><DIV>Since his days as the original editor of <I>Creem,</I> Dave Marsh has been revered as one of rock's greatest critics. During the 70s he was record editor at <I>Rolling Stone,</I> and in 1983 he founded <I>Rock & Roll Confidential.</I> His other books include <I>Glory Days: Bruce Springsteen in the 1980s</I> (1987), and <I>Before I Get Old: The Story of the Who</I> (1983).</DIV><BR></DIV>