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SUMMARY:History Chat: Guitar Greats of Jacksonville
LOCATION:Willow Branch\nWillow Branch
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DESCRIPTION:Join us as we host author Michael Ray Fitzgerald and guests fo
 r an hour-long presentation\, followed by a book signing. Copies of GUITAR
  GREATS OF JACKSONVILLE will be available to purchase at the event!.\nhttp
 s://jaxpubliclibrary.libnet.info/event/8656740
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>The Book:</strong></p>\n<p>"In the
  1960s\, the electric guitar became for boys what Barbie was for girls. Le
 gions of bands formed\, composed of teens making a ruckus in the garage. B
 ut who could have guessed how many world-renowned greats would arise from 
 the clangor? Guitar gods came forth from Los Angeles\, London\, Chicago an
 d Nashville. But there is a southern city often overlooked\, an unlikely i
 ncubator that produced more than a dozen greats. Legends such as Dickey Be
 tts\, Dave Hlubek\, Duane Allman\, Jeff Carlisi\, Mike Campbell and Derek 
 Trucks emerged from Jacksonville\, a far-flung city detached from the musi
 c hubs. Why did Jacksonville give rise to so many greats? Author Michael R
 ay FitzGerald explores the origins of this rocking story while paying trib
 ute to the youngsters from Jax who joined the ranks of the guitar gods." (
 Arcadia Publishing)</p>\n<p><strong>The Author:</strong></p>\n<p>"Michael 
 Ray FitzGerald is a musician\, media scholar and former university instruc
 tor from Jacksonville. He is the author of four books\, including the awar
 d-winning <em>Jacksonville and the Roots of Southern Rock</em>\, as well a
 s <em>Swamp Music</em>\, both of which examine the music and culture of No
 rth Florida. He has a master&rsquo\;s degree in media history from Univers
 ity of Florida and a doctoral degree in film and television from Universit
 y of Reading (UK). He started writing music criticism in the mid-1980s for
  Jacksonville&rsquo\;s <em>Southeast Entertainer</em> and went on to write
  for more than thirty local\, national and international publications\, in
 cluding the UK-based <em>Historical Journal of Film\, Radio and Television
 </em>. The president of 'Mighty Mackerel Media' (www.mightymackerel.com)\,
  he is currently working in television development." (Arcadia Publishing)<
 /p>\n<p><strong>The Program:&nbsp\;</strong></p>\n<p>The author and his gu
 ests will present for 40 minutes\, followed by audience Q&amp\;A and a boo
 k signing!</p>\n<p>Register to save your seat. Registration must be comple
 ted two hours prior to the start time. A library card and PIN are required
  for registration. If you do not have a card\, click&nbsp\;<a href="https:
 //jaxpubliclibrary.org/services/get-library-card">HERE</a>&nbsp\;to obtain
  one.</p>\n<p>Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act\, accommodat
 ions for persons with disabilities are available upon request. Please allo
 w 1&ndash\;2 business days to process. Last-minute requests will be accept
 ed\, but may not be possible to fulfill. Please ask for Learning Services 
 at 255-2665 or email JPLPrograms@coj.net.</p>\nhttps://jaxpubliclibrary.li
 bnet.info/event/8656740
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