Why were the Stones so successful in the States? Why was the band so drawn towards American blues music? What was their relationship with the burgeoning American counter-culture? What really happened at Altamont, and why? This hugely detailed tome addresses those questions and more, making this a unique addition to the Rolling Stones' bibliography.
Exploring the spoken interaction of families, couples and friends
Focusing on intimate discourse among couples, family, and friends, this book explores how private conversations shape and maintain our closest relationships. It delves into the significance of everyday language in fostering connections, emphasizing the impact of non-professional interactions on our social bonds.
A highly detailed and thoroughly researched biography of the man who gave us ‘Parisienne Walkways‘, ‘Róisín Dubh (Black Rose): A Rock Legend’, and ‘Still Got the Blues (For You)’. Belfast-born Moore was perhaps the greatest guitarist of his era and this book explores his musical heritage, providing analysis of album releases and live performances.
Woodstock and Altamont bookend the late sixties, forming a social agenda for change. Americans transformed how they viewed themselves and society. Woodstock was proof that hippie peace and love was possible. Four months later Altamont was the flip side of the coin, marred by violence and death... číst celé
Im lockeren Plauderton leuchtet die Autorin die bunte Welt ihres ehemaligen Katzenhaushaltes aus Sicht ihrer Himmels-Samtpfoten aus, die alle Höhen und Tiefen aufzeigt, wobei ebenso Unterhaltsames wie auch Tröstliches überbracht wird.