British Rock Guitar: The First 50 Years, the Musicians and Their Stories - Hardcover

Foster, Mo

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0857160001 ISBN 13: 9780857160003

Verlag: Northumbria Press, 2011

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"This is a book you could effortlessly read from cover to cover, but it's also a good dip-in-and-out book." --"The Journal" (September 17, 2011)
"Mo Foster's extensively researched and entertaining tome is essential reading...The images which run through "British Rock Guitar" are astounding--many of which have never been seen by the general public before."--"Huffington Post"
-Mo Foster's extensively researched and entertaining tome is essential reading...The images which run through British Rock Guitar are astounding--many of which have never been seen by the general public before.---Huffington Post
"Mo Foster's extensively researched and entertaining tome is essential reading...The images which run through British Rock Guitar are astounding--many of which have never been seen by the general public before."--Huffington Post
"Mo Foster's extensively researched and entertaining tome is essential reading...The images which run through British Rock Guitar are astounding--many of which have never been seen by the general public before."--Huffington Post

Reseña del editor:

The guitar has become the most emotive musical instrument of the last 50 years of rock and roll. Charting the rise of the musical genre and the electric guitar in Britain, this highly illustrated history includes candid interviews and stories from the most influential musicians in British rock. Written by bassist Mo Foster and drawing on the recollections of greats such as Eric Clapton, Hank Marvin, and Brian May, this account demonstrates the phenomenal impact that the guitar has had in the development of British music. Insightful, passionate, and humorous, this account is sure to entice rock-and-roll fans of all ages.

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• Verlag: Northumbria Press
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2011
• ISBN 10: 0857160001
• ISBN 13: 9780857160003
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 320