The Rolling Stones have long established themselves as living legends: still touring and recording they have survived departures and illness to remain one of the world's most popular bands, always topping best band or best album ever polls. Organised by year, this brilliant new book covers all the major events in their long career, from their first signing with Decca in 1963, to their current world tour which will see them playing in front of 25 million fans.
Cover art can be an influential factor in a record's success, and some designs are so memorable that they go down in design and music history – who doesn't instantly recognize the covers for the Beatles' Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band or Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon? Now celebrate some of the greatest covers of the last 50 years alongside entertaining and informative text, in this great little book that will make an ideal gift for any music aficionado or art and design enthusiast.
Part of the Lives the Musicians series: highly readable short biographies of the most-popular musicians
The book explores the theme of manipulation by those who profess to act in our best interests, arguing that the most significant threats come from seemingly benevolent sources. It advocates for an approach that balances goodness with knowledge and truth, emphasizing the importance of critically evaluating the information provided by institutions like churches, governments, and the media. By testing these truths, readers are encouraged to discern what is beneficial and reject what is harmful, ultimately seeking a more informed and resilient humanity.
Exploring the complex relationship between tourism and migration, this book delves into how these two phenomena influence each other economically, socially, and culturally. It examines the motivations behind travel and relocation, highlighting the impact of globalization on movement patterns. Through various case studies, the author presents insights into the experiences of migrants and tourists, offering a nuanced understanding of their interactions and the implications for policy and community development.