Rock for Tots
. Blending melodic rhymes with rare images of rock's most influential figures, this unique children's art and photography book reinforces alphabet skills to young children and also serves as an introduction to rock and roll history for older children. Using an engaging and entertaining format of rhyming couplets, The Rock and Roll Alphabet offers a fun and artistic education in rock history through the lens of iconic photographer Chuck Boyd. This unique piece of music history features: Thirty vintage photographs from the archives of the Chuck Boyd Photo Collection � most of which have never before been seen by the public A poetic rhyme scheme offering a fun and educational way to reinforce alphabet familiarity and introduce young ones to some of Rock 'n' Roll's greatest Little nuggets of music history about each performer "Through this book, I hope to re-introduce a whole new generation to these iconic bands and honor Boyd's legacy as a rock photographer," says Schwartz. "The book can be enjoyed by music fans of all ages and offers a new and fun way to reinforce alphabet skills, learn about music, and help create meaningful interactions between grandparents, parents, and children." Jeffery Schwartz is the Director of the Chuck Boyd Photo Collection, a recently rediscovered archive of 30,000 photographs of rock and roll legends from the 1960's and 1970's. Boyd's unique access to rock's greatest stars yielded thousands of incredible images of The Beatles, Bob Dylan, The Grateful Dead, James Brown, Jimi Hendrix, KISS, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, The Who and others. Boyd passed away in 1991, leaving behind a collection of largely unpublished, never-before-seen photographs. Over 30 of these largely unpublished images are being presented to the public for the first time in The Rock and Roll Alphabet, ensuring the appeal of this title for many generations to come.
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