This is an excellent, one-of-a-kind reference to American brass instruments. It is packed with great background information, including pictures to show the different styles of instrument from each manufacture. I highly recommend it.

Prof. Dundas has finally created a really helpful and informative book on the subject. The images are by far the clearest and most comprehensive, a real bang for the buck. Other books on yo-yo's are unfortunately poor in image quality or poorly organized. This is really the best!

Amazing is all that can explain this book. The pictures in this book are some of the best photographes I have ever seen of the City of Roses. If you are interested in Portland, or even if you live there, you must see this book. Nothing is any better.

This book would be quite useful to keep track of Dylan shows and setlists if..... the internet didn't exist! Within 5 minutes anyone can find the setlist to any Dylan show, ever! why do we need a book.

Instead of Buying this book try and find a Dylan boot isn't just a restatement of what we can find out anyway!

its one thing to stand on your head and say bob dylan read this book.....to say bob dylan reads bob dylan books. whats worse to is to accuse bob dylan of being a dylanologist----a dylanologist employed in the business of being bob dylan............

i cant make out the sentences too good but the book is better read aloud in my mind, from a platform or atop an elephant on a parade. otherwise we are left in trap of dates here and there moving from past to present and onward. nowhere on this book can i find the date in nagadoches, in a beer and pretezel bar, a luminous gig, of course-----someone resembling and claiming to be kris kristofferson had to be taken into custody for attemting to play a mexican trumpet onstage, all the while bob dylan was said to have escaped throught he back door jumping on a horse and riding into town, selling his guitar at a rundown pawn shop. i give the book two stars for the two stars in my eyes.

1.A Great Way To Keep Track Of DYLANs Concert Set Lists, 2.A Great Look Into The History Of DYLANs Career And The Travels Of A True Rolling Stone, 3.An Informative Look At DYLANs Travels Througout The World, A Must For Any DYLAN Fan !!!!!! My Hats Off To The Author Mr. Glen Dundus !!!!

Sincerly, David M. Johnson Des Moines Iowa.

This fairly thin volume is atypical of most World War II portraits. Mr. Dundas is very modest in discussing his own accomplishments, and does not go into detail on his own air victories. Rather, he concentrates on the evolution of the RAF and its campaigns, and on personal insights. The reader gets a very good sense of life as a pilot, and sees how one young man matures over the course of the war. Mr. Dundas also discusses his personal relationships with other famous fliers, such as Douglas Bader and "Johnnie" Johnson.

Overall, an excellent read, thoughtful and well written, if a bit short. Best read in conjunction with other books by Dundas' contemporaries in order to get a full view of the Battle of Britain and the campaigns that followed.

The text is comprehensive but it consistently takes too long to get to the point. Furthermore, many application sections are scattered throughout the book and seem to be poorly placed (would be better off placing them in a separate section.)