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|title= Twenty Thousand Roads: The Ballad of Gram Parsons and His Cosmic American Music
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|pages=592
|publisher= Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
|date= August 2008
|isbn=978-0747565772
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Gram Parsons was in effect rock music's James Dean. He died too young to have achieved much, but in going to an early grave he seems to have achieved this iconic status of one of the 20th century's legendary might-have-been-greats if only he had lived longer.
If you enjoy this title, you might also like [[Song Man: A Melodic Adventure, or My Single-minded Approach to Songwriting by Will Hodgkinson]].
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