LIST OF THE MORE THAN 100 MUSICIANS, PRODUCERS, MANAGERS, AND PROMOTERS INTERVIEWED FOR TURN! TURN! TURN!TURN!: THE 1960s FOLK-ROCK REVOLUTION AND ITS SEQUEL EIGHT MILES HIGH: FOLK-ROCK'S FLIGHT FROM HAIGHT-ASHBURY TO WOODSTOCK

Roger McGuinn (the Byrds)
John Sebastian (the Lovin' Spoonful)
Donovan
Judy Collins
Denny Doherty (the Mamas & the Papas)
Chris Hillman (the Byrds/the Flying Burrito Brothers)
Richie Furay (Buffalo Springfield/Poco)
Jac Holzman (founder and president of Elektra Records)
Arlo Guthrie
Janis Ian
Pete Seeger
Iain Matthews (Fairport Convention)
Peter Yarrow (Peter, Paul & Mary)
Sylvia Tyson (of Ian & Sylvia)
Robin Williamson (the Incredible String Band)
Bob Johnston (producer Bob Dylan, Simon & Garfunkel, Leonard Cohen, Dino Valenti)
Joe Boyd (producer Fairport Convention/Nick Drake/Sandy Denny/Incredible String Band)
Erik Jacobsen (producer Lovin' Spoonful, Tim Hardin, the Charlatans)
Manfred Mann (discussing his covers of Bob Dylan material)
Barry McGuire
Jorma Kaukonen (Jefferson Airplane)
Buffy Sainte-Marie
Lou Adler (producer the Mamas & the Papas/Barry McGuire)
Tim Rose
Tom Paxton
Tom Rush
Bruce Langhorne (guitarist sideman to Bob Dylan, Fred Neil, Richard & Mimi Farina, Richie Havens, Gordon Lightfoot, Tom Rush, Carolyn Hester, Buffy St. Marie)
Jim Dickson (producer/manager the Byrds/the Dillards/Hamilton Camp/the Flying Burrito Brothers)
Ashley Hutchings (Fairport Convention)
Simon Nicol (Fairport Convention)
Dave Pegg (Fairport Convention)
John McNally (Searchers)
Sal Valentino (Beau Brummels)
Ron Elliott (Beau Brummels)
Eric Andersen
Howard Kaylan (Turtles)
John McEuen (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band)
Rodney Dillard (the Dillards)
Dean Webb (the Dillards)
Ed Sanders (Fugs)
Tuli Kupferberg (Fugs)
Peter Stampfel (Holy Modal Rounders)
Mimi Fariña
Carolyn Hester
John Renbourn (the Pentangle)
Danny Thompson (Pentangle bassist and sideman to many British folk-rockers)
Dave Cousins (the Strawbs)
Shel Talmy (producer the Pentangle and Roy Harper)
Judy Henske
Bob Lind
John Steel (the Animals)
Jerry Jeff Walker
Michael Ochs (Phil Ochs manager)
Cyrus Faryar
Jerry Yester
Larry Beckett (songwriting partner of Tim Buckley)
Jim Pons (the Leaves, the Turtles)
Dan Hicks (the Charlatans, Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks)
Al Kooper
Larry Murray (Hearts & Flowers)
Banana Levinger (the Youngbloods)
Steve Boone (the Lovin' Spoonful)
Jim Messina (Buffalo Springfield, Poco)
John Forsha (sideman Fred Neil/Tim Buckley)
Gary Marker (the Rising Sons)
Jesse Kincaid (the Rising Sons)
Chester Crill (Kaleidoscope)
Chris Darrow (Kaleidoscope)
Billy James (early publicist and/or manager Byrds, Jackson Browne, Pamela Polland/Gentle Soul, Gene Clark, the Rising Sons)
Arthur Gorson (manager Phil Ochs/Tom Rush/David Blue/Jim & Jean)
Howard Solomon (owner Cafe Au Go Go in New York, manager Fred Neil)
Art D'Lugoff (owner Village Gate in New York City), Joe Marra (owner Nite Owl cafe in NYC)
Happy Traum
Pamela Polland (Gentle Soul, early associate Browne/Buckley/Noonan)
Carol Kaye (top L.A. '60s session bassist, played many folk-rock dates)
Peter Albin (Big  Brother & the Holding Company)
Barry Melton (Country Joe & the Fish)
David Freiberg (Quicksilver Messenger Service)
Peter Asher (Peter & Gordon, producer Linda Ronstadt & James Taylor)
Gordon Waller (Peter & Gordon)
Tom Rapp (Pearls Before Swine)
Georg Kajanus (Eclection)
Mary McCaslin
Irwin Silber (editor Sing Out! Magazine)
Paul Williams (Crawdaddy founder and critic, not the singer)
Paul Nelson (critic for Sing Out/Little Sandy Review/Rolling Stone)
Izzy Young (proprietor of the Folklore Center in Greenwich Village, columnist for Sing Out )
Andrew Oldham (manager/producer the Rolling Stones/Marianne Faithfull/the Poets)
Frank Werber (producer/manager the Kingston Trio/the We Five/Blackburn & Snow)
Anna Chairetakis (head of Alan Lomax Archive and daughter of Alan Lomax)
Kenny Edwards (Linda Ronstadt & the Stone Poneys)
Ian Anderson (editor of Folk Roots magazine)
Andrew Means (journalist, Melody Maker)
Shawn Phillips
Geoff Muldaur
Barry Tashian (about associations with Richard & Mimi Fariña and Gram Parsons)
Bernie Taupin (lyricist, Elton John)
Sherry Snow (of Blackburn & Snow)
Charlie McCoy (Bob Dylan session musician)
D.A. Pennebaker (director of Bob Dylan concert film Don't Look Back and Monterey Pop )
Murray Lerner (director of Festival film with footage from 1963-66 Newport Folk Festivals, including a clip from Bob Dylan's first electric rock concert)
Barry Friedman aka Frazier Mohawk (producer Kaleidoscope/the Holy Modal Rounders/Paul Butterfield)Gene Parsons (the Byrds, Nashville West)
Richard Scott (the Blue Things)
Steve Lalor (the Daily Flash)
Sam Lay (the Paul Butterfield Blues Band)
John Simon (producer, the Band, Leonard Cohen, Gordon Lightfoot)
Joshua Rifkin (arranger, Judy Collins)
Elliot Mazer (producer Gordon Lightfoot, Ian & Sylvia, Linda Ronstadt, Richie Havens, Jerry Jeff Walker)
Mac MacLeod (early Donovan associate)
Vern Gosdin (the Gosdin Brothers, the Hillmen)
ED Denson (Country Joe & the Fish manager)
Gary Duncan (Quicksilver Messenger Service, Dino Valenti associate)
Bruce Botnick (Elektra Records engineer/producer)
David Rubinson (Columbia producer)
David Anderle (producer, Judy Collins, David Ackles)
Bernard Stollman (owner ESP Records)
Nat Joseph (founder, Transatlantic Records)
Roy Halee (engineer/producer, Simon & Garfunkel)
Jerry Schoenbaum (executive, Verve/Folkways and Verve/Forecast Records)
John Wood (engineer, Fairport Convention/Nick Drake/the Incredible String Band)
Steve Young
Steve Gillette
Hamilton Camp
Shirley Collins
Merrell Fankhauser (Fapardokly, HMS Bounty)
Mick Moloney (the Johnstons)
Corky Siegel (Siegel-Schwall Band, about early demos with Joni Mitchell)
Morgan Cavett (proprietor New Balladeer coffeehouse in Los Angeles, mid-1960s)
Trini Lopez
Jim Yester (the Association)
Rick Turner (guitarist for Ian & Sylvia, Autosalvage)
Ken Koblun (the Squires/3's a Crowd)
Gerry Conway (Eclection/Fotheringay)
Jerry Donahue (Fotheringay)
Stefan Grossman
Bob Siggins (Charles River Valley Boys)
Roy Marinell (the Gentle Soul)
Tom Campbell
Phil Elwood (San Francisco music journalist)
Tony Thompson (the Rising Storm)
Marc Silber (Children of Paradise)
Maury Manseau (the Sunshine Company)
Duffy Power
Moondog
Andy Ellison (about early T. Rex)
John Ware (Linda Ronstadt, Michael Nesmith & the First National Band)
Linda Perhacs
Don Glut (the Penny Arkade)
Dick Weissman
Dick Campbell
Gene Shay (folk radio program host, WHAT and WDAS in Philadelphia)
Joel Bernstein (photographer Joni Mitchell, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young; guitar technician, Joni Mitchell; archivist Joni Mitchell and Neil Young)

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