Newspaper Articles
About Sam Cooke
- "Twistin'the
night away with Sam Cooke" from Goldmine #578, September 20,
2002
- "Confessions
of a Ladies Man" from Mojo, 2000?
- "Sam
Cooke. The Recorded Legacy" from Record Collector, 1998?
- "Sam Cooke,
Inducted 1986" from Goldmine Magazine on February 26, 1988
- "Sam Cooke"
from Record Collector January 4th, 1983?
- "Sam Cooke 'Mr Soul'
from Story of Pop, 1973? <page 1>
<page 2>
- "Who
Remembers Him Now" from New Musical Express, most likely
August 1972
- "Death
Shocks Singer's Fans;" by Louie Robinson in Jet,
December 31, 1964
- "Singer
Sam Cooke shot to death in Los Angeles Motel" - December 24th, 1964
in Jet Magazine.
- "Sam
Cooke Killed in L.A." from Cash Box - December 19, 1964
- "Pop star shot dead in hotel"
by Antony Currah on December 11, 1964
- "Sam Cooke" from
World's Greatest Rock'n'Roll Scandals. Date unknown, about his death.
On the Guralnick Book
- "Musical reads deliver on Beatles, Cooke"
by Jeff Guinn in Pueblo Chieftain Online on December 25, 2005 <page>
- "Heart and soul"
by Mike Marqusee in the Guardian (UK) on December 31, 2005, <page>
- "Author
tells Sam Cooke's story from 'the inside out'" by Joe
Milicia on Centre Daily.com (AP Wire), November 21, 2005 <page>
- "Remembering
Sam Cooke, Bronzeville and great ambitions" by
Robert K. Elder in the Chicago Tribune, November 20, 2005 <page>
- "Guralnick
documents Sam Cooke's artistry with 'Dream Boogie'" by Jeff
Miers in the Buffalo News, November 20, 2005 <page>
- "Soul
Man" by John Leland in the New York Times on November 20,
2005 <page>
- "A
Voice of Sex and Soul: 'Dream Boogie' recounts the life of Sam Cooke"
by Todd Leopold on CNN.com, November 16, 2005 <page>
- "The soul man: From
biographer Peter Guralnick, a comprehensive life of the charismatic Sam
Cooke, one of the first artists to blend gospel music and secular themes"
by James Parker in the Boston Globe on November 13,
2005 <page>
- "Being There : Sam Cooke Tribute :
Saturday, Nov. 5 and Sunday, Nov. 6, State Theatre" by
Anastasia Pantsios on Freetimes.com. <page>
- "Cooke,
Concupiscent: A rough-and-tumble show biz life" by David
Freeman in the New York Press <page>
- "Soul
Stirrer: Sam Cooke may have had feet of clay, but they took huges strides
for black music" by David Hinckley in the New York Daily
News on November 13, 2005 <page>
- "Famed
Author Discusses Nashville's influence in soul music history"
by Ron Wynn in the Nashville City Paper on November 11, 2005 <page>
- "Biographer
Guralnick tackles soul icon Cooke" by Gail Mitchell for
Reuters on November 6, 2005 <page>
- "Unveiling
the many layers of Sam Cooke" by Rashod D. Ollison in the
Baltimore Sun, November 3, 2005 <page>
- "Cooke
raised his voice for justice, too" by David Hinckley in the
New York Daily Newson November 2, 2005 <page>
- "The
significance of 'Change'" by Dave Hoekstra in the Chicago
Sun Times on October 30, 2005 <page>
- "Sam
Cooke biography digs deep" by Chris M. Juniot in the Ashbury
Park Press on October 27, 2005 <page>
- "Soul
Man: In a vast new biography, Peter Guralnick takes on the late, great,
silky-smooth crooner Sam Cooke" by Charles Taylor on October
27, 2005 on Salon.com
In Dutch / In het Nederlands
In German - Auf Deutsch
- "Wenns Die Alten Sungen", ME
sounds 1987. 4 jpg files. Eins - Zwei
- Drei - Vier
In French - En Français
- "Les Fifties: la naissance du rock 'n'
roll: Sam Cooke". 1 - 2
- 3
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