Tracks | Doug Bradley

Synopsis

What is Tracks about?

Doug Bradley has lived a life in stereo. From shooting hoops with the Miracles, to sharing a joint with Grace Slick, to the moment he held Dionne Warwick's hand when he told her Dr. King had been assassinated, music has been the thread tying it all together.

In The Tracks of My Years: A Music-Based Memoir, Bradley tells the story of a life soundtracked by Sinatra, Stax, Hendrix, Joni, and beyond.

From the West Virginia hills to Vietnam, from family feuds over Doo-Wop to discovering Dylan, this is a deeply personal and historically resonant memoir.

Whether you're a Baby Boomer or the grandchild of one, this book offers a moving journey through the heart of postwar America — one song at a time.

Tracks Through Their Eyes

Karl Marlantes

- NY Times bestselling author of Matterhorn, What It Is Like to Go to War, Deep River, and Cold Victory

“Bradley’s memoir is remarkable. Through the use of music, he anchors the reader not only to the time of the narrative, but the feeling of the time. Few writers achieve this in any genre.”