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The Who: An Illustrated Biography

Charlesworth, Chris

Humor & Entertainment

Omnibus Pr & Schirmer Trade Books

Elton John: Only the Piano Player

Arts & Photography

Finch, Alan

Music

Elton John

Omnibus Press

nice condition with light cover wear and a small price sticker on back (that could easily be removed).

Queen: The New Visual Documentary

Dean, Ken

The most comprehensive album of photographs the stars didn't want published. Includes pictures of Madonna, Rod Stewart, Freddie Mercury and more.

Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll

A consumers' guide to the music of Jim Morrison and The Doors, which is an album by album run down of everything they recorded. It includes: details of how The Doors were formed in 1965; information on where and when their music was written and recorded; a critical consumers' guide to their back catalogue; a comprehensive Jim Morrison/Doors biography; chapters on post Jim Morrison re-issues and Oliver Stone's "Doors" movie; and a complete discography.

The Complete Guide to the Music of the Doors

Hogan, Peter K.

A bumper collection of photographs, mostly of rock and pop stars in situations where in hindsight, they would probably have preferred the cameraman to be elsewhere at the time. It's also a collection of shots in which sex has been used to sell the artist, or their records, or both, in the days before sexism was a political issue. Apart from the album sleeves themselves, these pictures have not been touched up or airbrushed.

Sex And Drugs And Rock 'N' Roll

These definitive guides to the music of history's hottest bands examine every recorded song in each artist's catalog from the start to the end of their careers. All books have 8-page color photo sections and are shaped like a CD box, designed to fit alongside your CD collection.

The Complete Guide to the Music of the Who

This updated and expanded edition of&nbsp;Tommy at Fifty&nbsp;is the definitive illustrated companion to the album that made the Who one of the greatest and most influential bands of the rock era. Written by two leading experts on, and close associates of, the group--journalist and author Chris Charlesworth and original album cover designer Mike McInnerney--it considers the album from four distinct angles, examining the mood of its creation, the origins of its music, the look of the artwork and its subsequent film adaptation, and its enduring legacy. With a foreword by Pete Townshend and cover art created exclusively for this book by McInnerney,&nbsp;Tommy at Fifty&nbsp;offers an unparalleled window into the Who's finest hour.&nbsp;With the exception perhaps of My Generation,&nbsp;Tommy&nbsp;remains the work with which the Who are most closely associated. It's the album that turned Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle, and Keith Moon into millionaire superstars, and, like its Messiah figure title character, it casts a long shadow over both their subsequent work together and the canon of 20th-century rock music.

Tommy at 50: The Mood, the Look, and the Legacy of the Who's Legendary Rock Opera, Revised and Extended Edition

Biographies & Memoirs

McInnerney, Mike

Arts & Literature

Schiffer

A-Z of Rock Guitarists

Proteus Pub Co

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