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Author Dominic Priore, dubbed by MOJO ‘the world’s foremost Smile-ologist’, has written the definitive book on the entire experience – from the original recording to the revival tour and beyond. He has been in the studio with Wilson, as well as on the road for the celebrated European Smile concerts, and the result is the full version of one of pop’s mythic stories. Features forewords by Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks. Previously published by Sanctuary.

Smile: The Story of Brian Wilson's Lost Masterpiece

Priore, Dominic

The story of The Kinks is not one for the faint-hearted, and in this updated biography Neville Marten and Jeff Hudson lift the lid on one of England's most idiosyncratic and charming bands. Through all the nervous breakdowns, resignations, guitars wielded as weapons, drug abuse, glasses without lenses, food fights, alien sightings, in-yer-face spitting, and mental torture The Kinks have become a rock 'n' roll legend! The songs of Ray Davies have inspired bands and artists across the full spectrum of pop and rock music, from Blur, Pulp, and Paul Weller to Van Halen. Their capacity for anarchy, humor, and storytelling has lead to some of the most durable and widely adored songs of the English pop canon, including Lola, Waterloo Sunset, and You Really Got Me. The band's inventive productions pre-dated even The Beatles, and their musical talent eclipsed The Rolling Stones. This is their story, compiled from interviews and anecdotes, and featuring photographs spanning Ray Davies' career. Previously published by Sanctuary.

The Kinks: A Very English Band

Marten, Neville

Hudson, Jeff

This in-depth analysis of the reggae superstar’s poetry in lyric form delves into the songwriter’s intellect and spirituality with scholarly precision usually more associated with Bob Dylan or John Lennon. Thought of as the folk poet of the developing world, Marley influenced generations of musicians and writers throughout the Western hemisphere. He was a performer who held true to his heritage, yet is still awarded the status of world rock star. Bob Marley: Lyrical Genius features interviews with key people and musicians who knew the man. It’s the perfect companion to Bob Marley’s recordings. Previously published by Sanctuary.

Bob Marley: Lyrical Genius

Dawes, Kwame

For a time in the late '60s and early '70s, their hard-edged rock-folk, delivered by self-styled Lizard King Jim Morrison, spoke the thoughts and beliefs of a generation of disaffected youth. Complete with a full discography and filmography.

The Doors Revisited

Sundling, Doug

For the avid Phil Spector fan, this book presents new insights into the eccentric producer via astonishing first-hand anecdotes and observations from people who knew him best. Coinciding with his trial on charges of first-degree murder, this is a timely perspective on the reclusive eccentric like no previous publication. Featuring recent interviews, never previously published, with ex-wife Ronnie Spector, close friend Doc Pomus, co-writer Ellie Greenwich, session singer Darlene Love, engineer Larry Levine, rock ‘n’ roll historian Michael Oaks, and many more. The appendix also provides a complete guide to all of Spector’s productions over the past 40 years  Previously published by Sanctuary.

Wall of Pain: The Life of Phil Spector

Thompson, Dave

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