Publisher's Synopsis
Caffe Lena's humble stage regularly welcomed musicians such as a young Bob Dylan in 1961 and a pre-American Pie' Don McLean in 1965. Quickly, Caffe Lena took its place among the nation's foremost incubators of an American folk movement that inspired a generation of musicians, artists, and thinkers and a country in need of a new vision of equality and freedom. This book brings more than 200 never-before-seen, evocative images and stories to the public. It features photographs and interviews to serve as an exclusive time capsule chronicling the heyday of American folk music.'
