Moguls and Madmen

From Simon & Schuster, Moguls and Madmen is Jory Farr's guide to the pursuit of power in popular music.

As Jory Farr describes in the prologue of Moguls and Madmen, "this book is not for them [multi millionaire super scouts and corporate executives], however. It's for all the musicians—and the musicians to come—who want to know what they're up against."

Jory Farr is an author and journalist. His books include Moguls and Madmen and Rites of Rhythm: The Music in Cuba. His writing has appeared in the New York Times Magazine and Op-Ed page and many other publications. He was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in the category of criticism in 1990. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

Prologue	p. 15
Tom Zutaut and the Nymphs: The Sad, Strange Ballad of Inger Lorre	p. 23
Ruthless Records: Guns, Gangstas and Lawsuits	p. 57
In the Realm of the Shadow Magician: Rick Rubin's Dark Empire	p. 105
Baby-sitting Satan: Down in the Mosh Pit with Jonny and Marsha Zazula	p. 133
The Man Who Took the Honk Out of Country: Jimmy Bowen	p. 163
A Hillbilly Becomes a Mogul: Tony Brown	p. 201
The Scholar and the Warrior: Cliff Burnstein and Peter Mensch	p. 231
Living in Exile: Benny Medina	p. 271
Index	p. 305
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