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Jamaican Warriors : Reggae, Roots & Culture3 reviews
Stephen Foehr

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 2001

Foehr Reaches Deep
Stephen Foehr has an unequalled understanding of the spiritual and intellectual qualities of the people who have created the musical culture of Jamaica, and anyone who professes to have a complete library of the best books on this topic cannot afford to be without his book. From my perspective, it is the best book on the market today for people looking for an understanding of how Caribbean ...
  
  











  



  
Lady Day's Diary2 reviews
Ken Vail

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 1998

A GREAT RECOMMENDED CHOICE FOR DIE HARD BILLIE HOLIDAY FANS
i love this book...it is a luxury...especially if one is beginning to listen to Billie Holiday's recordings from 1933-1959. it is more like an pictorial reference to accompany the books that you read on her as you follow her career. it is thick and chockful of fascinating bits...
  
  











  



  
Doors -- Artistic Vision1 review
Doug Sundling, Diana Bittner

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 1998

Just the Facts
Doug's insight and study of The Door's will prove to be of interest to any Door's fan. His book will give you the facts of the group, no disinformation or creative story-telling here. I have already had the pleasure of reading some of his other books and I can tell you that he is an author that will tell it like it is and give you an insight you have yet to see in any aspect he is writing ...
  
  











  



  
Recording My Life2 reviews
Isabella Wallich

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 2001

Fascinating insight into European Musical life (1910-90)
This is a personal history of a woman who through her uncle,the great impressario Fred Gaisberg, came to know many of the major clasical musicians of the pre-war years in Europe. Her stories are fascinating in their portrayal of the artists as real people. This background lead her on to form her own recording company and demonstates her ambition to help younge and talented musicians and to record ...
  
  











  



  
The Art Of Downloading Music1 review
Steve Levine

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 2004

A simple, user-friendly manual to the entire idea & process
Beginners confused by the terminology yet lured by the promise of downloading now have a simple, user-friendly manual to the entire idea and process: Steve Levine's The Art Of Downloading Music. A small, truly pocket-sized paperback covers all the basics: how does downloading work, what kind of sound quality can be expected from a download, how to transfer downloaded music from computer to cd, ...
  
  











  



  
The Unclosed Eye (Sanctuary Music Library)2 reviews
David Redfern

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 1999

An Intimate Look at Music Over Four Decades
This is the book to get for the REAL music fan. Photographer/author David Redfern provides an intimate look back at his career, spanning the 1950s right up to the present (AND the future!). The photographs? Outstanding images, many of the artists in performance and, more often than not, captured upfront and tack-sharp on his medium format Hasselblad. No matter what musical genre you're ...
  
  











  



  
Seventeen Watts?2 reviews
Mo Foster

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 1998

A "MUST" for any musician on the "QUEST" for better tone
Fantastic book with tales stories and information on early British Rock Bands and their original sound.Great forword by Hank Marvin of The Shadows,stories of Big Jim Sullivan,Vic Flick "James Bond Theme" Paul Kossoff. Highly recommended by my PALS,Elliot Easton and Charlie Watkins.
  
  











  



  
Dancing With Fidel (Waking Up in)1 review
Stephen Foehr

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 2001

Everything you want to know about Cuban music and culture
I really enjoyed this book. I love the author's sense of curiousity and his honest attempt to blend in and view things from a typical Cuban perspective. DANCING WITH FIDEL is a small in size but large in terms of the amount of ground it covers.The author provides an insightful overview of the past, present and future of Cuban music and culture. Kudos to the author for allowing us to participate ...
  
  











  



  
Mind Over Matter -- The Images of Pink Floyd13 reviews

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 1998

Perfect Companionship For Listening to Floyd
Storm Thorgerson is the artist who designed the bulk of Pink Floyd's artwork, and "Mind Over Matter" is a combination of memoir, scrapbook, and gallery. With the possible exception of Led Zeppelin, no British rock band of the 1970s paid closer attention than Pink Floyd to the potent magic a well-designed album cover could lend to music the album contained. Much like Zeppelin, it's almost ...
  
  











  



  
Eye of the Storm: The Album Graphics of Storm Thorgerson1 review
Storm Thorgerson

Sanctuary Publishing Ltd, 1999

Arrange Your *Eye* Examination Soon
Storm Thorgerson is best known, of course, as the premiere album art designer with a 30-year association with Pink Floyd. If you became fond of his work because you're a PF fan, you don't want to miss this book just because Floyd art isn't the primary focus this time around. Storm's writing in Mind Over Matter was very entertaining, but in Eye of the Storm he's assumed an even more ...
  
  











  



  
The Look1 review
Paul Gorman

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 2001

What a great book!
Wow - I'm amazed that this book hasn't got more attention. First off it looks like a coffee table bookw ith loads of good pix and graphics - there is one of McLaren & Westwood from 1971 which is incredible. I've got all the books and pix relating to the Sex Pistols and this pair but I've never seen that one before. Anyway there are loads of examples for everyone - the Elvis pix are great as are ...
  
  











  



  
The Small Faces & Other Stories: The Faces : Peter Frampton, Rod Stewart, Ronnie Lane, Steve Marriott, Humble ...1 review
Uli Twelker, Roland Schmitt

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 2002

A fascinating study of a whole rock family tree!
The Small Faces & Other Stories Uli Twelker & Roland Schmitt This is an updated version of the essential biography of all things Small and Facial. From Small Faces Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane to their respective Humble Pie/Faces bandmates Peter Frampton and Rod Stewart, everything fans want is here - discographies, extensive quotes and detailed analysis of each album, whether group or solo. ...
  
  











  



  
The Imf Handbook 2000: A Guide to Professional Band Management1 review
International Managers Forum

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 1999

ArtistManager review of the IMMF Handbook
The IMF Handbook is an indispensable tool for all Managers and self-managed Artists. As well as listing contact details for all IMMF members (including me!) it is down to earth, full of practical tips, it tells it like it is. You will find out what to look for in an artist or a manager, what a manager's responsibilities are - and are not - and it walks you through (paragraph by paragraph) an ...
  
  











  



  
Are You Morbid?13 reviews
Tom Gabriel Fischer

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 2000

I love this book
Celtic Frost was/is a fantastic band. I watched them from the Hellhammer days(I love the apocalyptic raids e.p.) when Bernard Doe(metal forces Editor) said they were complete crap to rising up to the top of the heap of 80's thrash metal as Celtic Frost. This book portrays the rise and fall of a metal titan. Frost music was playing in my head as I read this. Tom's story had me shaking my head ...
  
  











  



  
Bass Culture: The John Entwistle Guitar Collection15 reviews
Music Sales, John Entwistle

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 2004

If you grew up looking in Bass Player, catalogs, etc...
The book speaks for itself, a fantastic collection of some of the most fabled basses (and guitars) in rockdom. I confess to wanting some or nearly all of these guitars at one time or another; to see them gave me a severe case of GAS (Gear Acquisition Syndrome)! The only thing I would've liked more was to see more of the background on the guitars, how Mr. Entwistle happened to acquire them.
  
  











  



  
Sound Revolutions: A Biography of Fred Gaisberg, Founding Father of Commercial Sound Recording1 review
Jerrold Northrop Moore

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 1999

Outstanding memoir of sound recording
How sound recording evolved through the life of the person who was there from the beginning and into the first l.p.'s. The mechanical changes are here, but more importantly how the disc established itself as a medium for the reproduction of great music. Fred Gaisberg was the person at EMI who recruited the great talent, produced or oversw all of the productions, starting with Caruso, and ...
  
  











  



  
Prodigy1 review
Martin James

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 2002

All too True
This is the perfect book for a hardcore Prodigy fan. You learn a bit about the whole band ,their beginnings , and their hardships. All in all I'm a huge Keith Flint fan(I dressed up as him for a local talent show and performed a selection from the band) and this was surely the most informative Prodigy book I have read. I just want another album to come out. If you're a real Prodigy fan you'll ...
  
  











  



  
Glass: A Portrait1 review
Robert Maycock

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 2002

Not really a biography, but a terrific reference book
Finally there's a comprehensive book about Glass and his music, with a musicologist's approach. I think it's exactly the book that was needed, because, even if traces mr.Glass's biography in very broad strokes, the book is more of anan analysis of his music in its different forms. I think it's a terrific book because: 1- It's by an independent writer, so no hagiography, but a very objective and ...
  
  











  



  
Inspirations: Original Lyrics and the Stories Behind the Greatest Songs Ever Written1 review

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 1999

Amazing book...
This is an amazong book that tells the stories behind some of musics most intriguiging lyrics, that all of us know and love. Gives real insight to the motivation of the bands/writers of the songs. A must if you are a hard-core music fan or the lyrics, not jus hte music itself.
  
  











  



  
Squeeze: Song By Song13 reviews
Chris Difford, Glenn Tilbrook, ...

Sanctuary Publishing, Ltd., 2004

Squeeze - the clean and the dirty
This book is set up in an interesting way. First there is a concise introduction of the group's early days. Then each album is dissected, with Difford and Tilbrook sharing memories of each song, such as the writing behind them and recordings. There is an introduction of the album and in the end of each chapter a discussion of the album's ramifications, how it fared etc. At the end of the book ...
  
  











  








   



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