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David
Dalton Archive
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David
Dalton is
the author of some fifteen books including James Dean:
the Mutant King, Faithfull (with Marianne Faithfull)
and Rock 100 (with Lenny Kaye). His most recent book,
Been Here and Gone: A Memoir of the Blues, is his
first novel. A founding contributor to Rolling Stone,
Dalton has written for Mojo, Penthouse, Paris
Match and Fishwrap. He lives in upstate New York
with his wife, Coco, his son, Toby, and 78 other critters. |
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The
Marble Index
David Dalton talks to Danny Fields about Nico's classic
album.
06-24-02
Epiphany
at Zuma Beach Or Brian Wilson Hallucinates Me
05-06-02
At
Home with Sid & Nancy
David Dalton on The Osbournes
04-15-02
The Curse of the Multiplying Mariannes
Part 1: The
Scattered Selves
Part 2: Sex
with Strangers
03-18-02
The
Off-Ramp Motel as a 3-Page Suicide Note
02-04-02
I
Just Film:
Filmmaker Les Blank talks to David Dalton
01-28-02
The
Most Influential Author of the Millennium. Not.
01-14-02
With
This Ring, I Thee Dread:
David Dalton takes on hobbits, orcs, and Peter Jackson.
01-07-02
The
Day the Angels Spent Christmas With the Beatles
12-24-01
We
Got Dem Ol' Minstrelsy Blues Again, Mama
(Nick Tosches
Explains It All)
12-10-01
My
Walk-On in the Life of George
12-03-01
God
(Marianne Faithfull) and the Devil (Anita Pallenberg)
talk to David Dalton about their Ab Fab episode
12-03-01
What
Fresh Hell Is This?
David Dalton
talks to Richard Hell about his new book, Hot and Cold
11-19-01
An
Infidel In Afghanistan
Part
I:
Iran
Part
II:
Herat, A City Half
as Old as Time
Part
III:
The
Fleshpots of
Asia
11-12-01
Old
Gods Almost Dead:
David Dalton
talks to Rolling Stones author Stephen Davis
11-12-01
Gregory
Corso
Last of the Beats
6-25-01
The
Year Abbie Hoffman Changed the Channel
5-07-01
Print Archive Articles
Something
Was Happening, But I Didn't Know What It Was
September/October '00
Frida
Kahlo: Mexican Visionary
June '99
I
Film While Leaping from My Chair
D. A. Pennebaker
on Bob Dylan, John Lennon, cinema vérité
and Mary Poppins
April '99
A
Stroke of Genius
Reflections on Jackson
Pollock's Retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art
December '98
MORE
DAVID DALTON...
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