Phillip Buehler
About the Author
Phillip Buehler is a dedicated chronicler of American folk music heritage, with a particular passion for the life and legacy of Woody Guthrie. As an interviewer and author, Buehler has delved deeply into the archives and personal stories that shaped one of the 20th century's most influential songwriters. His work bridges the gap between historical documentation and vivid storytelling, offering readers intimate glimpses into Guthrie's world during his time at Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital, known as Ward 40. Buehler's meticulous research and empathetic narrative style have earned him recognition among music historians and enthusiasts alike. Through his writing, he preserves the voices of those who knew Guthrie personally, ensuring that the folk icon's spirit endures for future generations. With a background in journalism and cultural studies, Buehler continues to explore the intersections of music, mental health, and American identity in his ongoing projects.
Books by Phillip Buehler
