Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
A 1970s Oral History Novel of Los Angeles Rock Bands, Stadium Tours, and Creative Clashes
Told entirely through transcripts of oral history interviews, this novel chronicles the rise and sudden breakup of the fictional 1970s rock band Daisy Jones & The Six. Formed in Los Angeles by front man Billy Dunne, the band achieves global stardom after producer Teddy Price pairs them with enigmatic singer-songwriter Daisy Jones.
While recording their multi-platinum 1977 album Aurora, intense artistic collaboration and romantic friction develop between Daisy and Billy, both confronting substance addiction. The narrative captures backstage tour dynamics leading up to their final Chicago concert at Soldier Field.
Why You’ll Love This Book
Taylor Jenkins Reid crafts an immersive 1970s rock-and-roll oral history inspired by Fleetwood Mac. A must-read for fans of Jennifer Egan, David Mitchell, and music history fiction.
Book Details
Book Details
ISBN: 9781524798642
Binding: Paperback
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Publisher: Ballantine Books
Pages: 382
Author:
- Taylor Jenkins Reid
Language: English
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