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The founding father of rock and roll writing, Paul's CRAWDADDY! was the first real publication dedicated to pop music. He has subsequently written many acclaimed books on music, from Outlaw Blues and the two-volume Bob Dylan: Performing Artist to Rock and Roll: The 100 Best Singles and Love to Burn (about Neil Young) and How Deep is the Ocean? (about Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys). His most recent books are The 20th Century's Greatest Hits (books, films and paintings as well as records), Back to the Miracle Factory and The Crawdaddy! Book (an anthology from the 1960s issues). He still publishes CRAWDADDY! now.
List of articles in the library by artist
Beach Boys, The : Brian Wilson/The Beach Boys - A Celebration Of Wild Honey: a discussion with David Anderle
Book Excerpt by Paul Williams, Outlaw Blues, 1971
Beach Boys, The : The Beach Boys: Wild Honey, 20/20 and Endless Summer
Review by Paul Williams, Crawdaddy!, November 1974
Buffalo Springfield: Everybody Look What's Going Down...
Comment by Paul Williams, Crawdaddy!, March 1967
Leonard Cohen: The Romantic in a Ragpicker's Trade
Interview by Paul Williams, Crawdaddy!, March 1975
Doors, The : Paul Rothchild Speaks, March 1967
Book Excerpt by Paul Williams, Outlaw Blues, 1967
Doors, The : The Doors: The Night On Fire
Book Excerpt by Paul Williams, Outlaw Blues, 1967
Bob Dylan: Time Again
Essay by Paul Williams, Uncut, March 1998
Bob Dylan : Tom Paine Himself: Understanding Dylan (July 1966)
Book Excerpt by Paul Williams, Outlaw Blues, 1967
Earth Opera : The Way We Are Today
Book Excerpt by Paul Williams, The Age of Rock, 1969
Grateful Dead : The Golden Road: A Report on San Francisco
Overview by Paul Williams, Crawdaddy!, June 1967
Kinks, The : The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society
Comment by Paul Williams, Rolling Stone, June 1969
Kinks, The : The Kinks: Face to Face
Review by Paul Williams, Crawdaddy!, March 1967
John Lennon : Eyewitness: John & Yoko record 'Give Peace A Chance'
Retrospective by Paul Williams, Q, November 1995
Joni Mitchell : The Way We Are Today
Book Excerpt by Paul Williams, The Age of Rock, 1969
Yoko Ono : Eyewitness: John & Yoko record 'Give Peace A Chance'
Retrospective by Paul Williams, Q, November 1995
Procol Harum: Procol Harum
Review by Paul Williams, Crawdaddy!, September 1967
Rolling Stones, The : The Stones: It Wasn't Only Rock 'n Roll (And I Liked It)
Retrospective by Paul Williams, Crawdaddy!, November 1974
Brian Wilson/The Beach Boys - A Celebration Of Wild Honey: a discussion with David Anderle List of genre pieces Record Business '68
Book Excerpt by Paul Williams, Outlaw Blues, 1971
Comment by Paul Williams,
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