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Pamela's mix of hippie enlightenment and teenage lust is terrific.
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Warm, affectionate, entertaining, and one of the few music books to talk openly about sex.
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12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
I love the music, history, fashion and vibe the 60's have cast over society since. As a seventies child i've had to explore the 60's through the recordings and backward gaze of those who were there. Ive explored mainly through music, film and literature, and Pamela Des Barres name is one i often came across. I finally got round to reading this and was surprised to find it such a forthright book on her life and times. A great snaphsot of growing up to be a woman in LA at such a seething time for young people. Famous characters of the era are shown in a light not often portrayed in other books. A little bit salacious but a lot more about the meaning and power of music to move people.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
I'm with the band is a full on confessional from a fun loving, sexy and intelligent women hellbent on squeezing the most from her youth spent in 60's California. I was surprised by her warmth, by her honesty, but mostly by the fact that she never had a one night stand! Read it and revel - but hide it from your teenage daughters.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I purchased this book as it was a amazon recommendation, I knew nothing about the book but I really enjoyed it. The book is very funny in places and it really takes you back to the era it was set in
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I'm With the Band
An insight into the hedonism whch revolved around the music industry based in Laurel Canyon and Sunset Strip in the late 60's and early 70's - by someone who was actually there.
Published 7 months ago by Mr. R. Morton
Unputdownable
I have just finished this book and found it totally brilliant!! ''Miss P'' manages to go into great detail about her relationships with some of rocks greatest without being the... Read more
Published on 3 Jan 2010 by Sarah Mirfin
The ending was worth it!
I have to confess that I nearly ditched this book and gave it 1 star. I couldn't gel with Pamela at first and her highschool lovelife started annoying me, although I can see it... Read more
Published on 13 Sep 2009 by Angel Star
Dishy and fun!
If you enjoy reading about sex, drugs and rock & roll, then this book will be to your liking. It's what I consider a "guilty pleasure" read - complete brain candy - filling, but... Read more
Published on 11 July 2009 by MsCindyBooks
Pretty cheap and I'm not talking about the price
I'm with the band was pretty interesting to read especially if you're into music from the late sixties/early seventies because Pamela Des Barres talks a lot about iconic characters... Read more
Published on 9 Sep 2008 by Rocknrollmommy
Must Be A Movie
If ever a book deserved to be a movie - THIS IS IT.
It is sexier than a library full of Joan Collins novels and funnier than a Little Britain script. Read more
It is sexier than a library full of Joan Collins novels and funnier than a Little Britain script. Read more
Published on 6 May 2007 by Ziggy Stardust
Bring out the flower child you
This is a wonderful book revealing more about the 60s and what it took to be a flower child than many biographies that have fallen from the shelf. Read more
Published on 22 Nov 2006 by George Bruin
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