Books by Herb Jordan Heaven Was Detroit by Brian Jabas Smith M. L. Liebler Contributor Lars Bjorn Al Young Contributor Jim Gallert Larry Gabriel Contributor Gary Carner Gary Graff Contributor Joel Martin Contributor Michael Hurtt Contributor Peter Benjaminson Contributor Pat Thomas Contributor Matthew Smith Bill Harris Contributor Scott Morgan Contributor Willy Wilson Contributor George Moseman Contributor Herman Daldin Contributor Chris Morton Contributor Rick Allen Contributor Lester Bangs Rebecca Tyner Derminer Contributor Jaan Uhelszki Contributor Danny Kroha Ben Blackwell Contributor Diane Spodarek Contributor Brian Mccollum Contributor Greil Marcus Contributor Bill Holdship Contributor Matt Deapo Contributor Daniel Jones Contributor Craig Maki Contributor Rhonda Welsh Contributor Thomas Trimble Contributor Aaron Anderson Contributor Jarrett Koral Contributor Hobey Echlin John Sinclair Sir Contributor Mike Dutkewych Dave Marsh Contributor Ben Edmonds Dan Carlisle R. J. Spangler W. Kim Heron Marsha Music Philpot Robert B. Jones S. R. Boland Howard A Shane M. Liebler Dr. Melba Joyce Boyd Herb A Jorda nL.E. Grimshaw Contributor Brian Smith Dr Contributor Dave Marsh Contributor Michael Dutkewych John Sinclair Contributor Marsha Music Contributor Laura Grimshaw Cary Loren Tg Design Herb A Jordon John Rodwan Jr. Paperback , 488 Pages , Published 2016 by Painted Turtle ISBN-13: 978-0-8143-4122-3, ISBN: 0-8143-4122-5 "Heaven Was Detroit: Detroit Music from Jazz to Hip Hop and Beyond is the first of its kind to capture the full spectrum of Detroit popular music from the early 1900s to the twenty-first century. Readers will find in this unique and stimulating anthology new essays, and a few classics, by widely known and respected music writers, critics, and recording artists who weigh in on their careers and experiences in the Detroit music scene, from ..."
Motown in Love by Herb Jorda n Hardcover , 224 Pages , Published 2006 by Pantheon ISBN-13: 978-0-375-42200-3, ISBN: 0-375-42200-5 "Here at last: all the words to all the great love songs from the golden era of Motown, when the Motown sound dominated the charts and kids fell in love, broke up, and fell in love again to its irresistibly danceable hits. Born in inner-city Detroit but loved by people all around the world, the songs of Motown remain unmistakable and unforgettable: “I’ll Be There,” “My Girl,” “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” “Stop! In the Name of Love,” ..."
