Springsteen: Album by Album
by Ryan White | 
I'm the Man
by Scott Ian | 
Come As You Are
by Michael Azerrad | 
My House of Memories
by Merle Haggard | 
Rolling with the Stones
by Bill Wyman | 
Sessions with Sinatra
by Charles L. Granata | 
Cobain Unseen
by Charles R. Cross | 
Sibelius
by Glenda Dawn Goss | 
Duke
by Terry Teachout | 
Footprints
by Michelle Mercer | 
Tainted Life
by Marc Almond | 
Dazzling Stranger
by Colin Harper | 
Lonely Avenue
by Alex Halberstadt | 
In Search of the Pleasure Palace
by Marc Almond | 
Mstislav Rostropovich
by Elizabeth Wilson | 
Mendelssohn
by R. Larry Todd | 
The Gershwins and Me
by Michael Feinstein | 
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
by Piero Melograni |
Groovin' High
by Alyn Shipton | 
On Some Faraway Beach
by David Sheppard |
A pioneer in the South's quest for respect in the Hip Hop world and one of the most colorful characters to emerge from the music scene which ultimately topped rap charts at the turn of the century, Chad "Pimp C" Butler's controversial life - and suspicious death in 2007 - left behind many unanswered questions, a family divided, and scores of talented new artists inspired by his group UGK's music. Sweet Jones pays tribute to the extremely talented - yet bipolar and complex - musician who embodied the Southern dream. Written by the founder and Editor-in-Chief of esteemed Southern rap publication OZONE Magazine and compiled from interviews with Pimp C himself, his mother and manager Weslyn "Mama Wes" Monroe, UGK rap partner Bun B, and hundreds of friends, family members, and collaborators like Snoop Dogg, Scarface, Too $hort, 8Ball & MJG, Jazze Pha, David Banner, Mannie Fresh, Paul Wall, Slim Thug, Trae, and Willie D of the Geto Boys, Sweet Jones is a must-read for any Southern rap fan.