The Rock and Roll Cookbook: Favorite Recipes from the Chart Toppers, Hit Makers and Legends of Rock

St. John, Dick and Sandy [Aka Dick and Dee Dee with Pamela Des Barres]

ISBN 10: 1881649075 / ISBN 13: 9781881649076

Published by Warner Pub Service, 1993

About this Item

Santa Monica, CA: General Publishing Group, 1993. Soft Cover, to benefit the National Music Foundation. SIGNED by the Chairman of the Board of the National Music Foundation, DICK CLARK on the title page. Introduction by Dick Clark. Pictoral trade paperback, 240 pp. B & W photos. Text is clean and solid, no other names or markings. Covers show light wear on edges. Book Condition: Near Fine. Language: eng Language: eng Language: eng.

Seller Inventory # 5641

Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Rock and Roll Cookbook: Favorite Recipes from the Chart Toppers, Hit Makers and Legends of Rock
• Publisher: Warner Pub Service
• Publication Date: 1993
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1881649075
• ISBN 13: 9781881649076
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: Near Fine
• Signed: Signed by Author
• Seller catalogs:
  • COOKBOOK
  • signed

About this title

Synopsis

Favorite recipes from the chart toppers, hit makers and legends of rock & roll.

Reviews

Published to raise money for the National Music Foundation, this celebrity-simmer tends to combine the titles of hit songs with the names of recipes--for example, Neil Sedaka's "Breakin' Up Is Hard to Do--But Making Mary's Voo Doo Chicken Is Easy." (It really does seem easy, right down to the ketchup.) But beyond that, the stars recruited for this gastronomical fan anthology haven't left much of a personal imprint beyond the foods they are said to favor. A brief introductory note reviews each rocker's career straightforwardly (Johnny Tillotson's begins, "Johnny was born in Jacksonville, Florida, and by the time he was nine years old he knew he wanted to be a singer") before moving on to a recipe. The collection includes appetizers (Paul Anka's "Taboulie My Way"); salads (Cher's "All I Really Want to Do is Make You Salad Nicoise"); meats (the Sex Pistols' "Pie & Mash," Frank Zappa's "Burnt Weenie Sandwiches"); and desserts (Stevie Wonder's "Do I Do Oatmeal Cookies"). The book's a conversation piece, certainly--but much else? Photos not seen by PW.
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