The Steve Howe Guitar Collection

Arts & Photography

Tony Bacon

Music

Jawbone

The Totally Interactive Guitar Bible (Tutor Bk,Guit Facts, DVD & CD)

Dave Hunter

London has always been at the heart of Britain's pop-music scene. So many great bands have started life on the capital's club circuit, and this book unravels all the influential groups and all the key venues.

London Live : From the 'Yardbirds' to 'Pink Floyd' to the 'Sex Pistols' - The Inside Story of Live Bands in the Capital's Trail Blazing Music Clubs

Million Dollar Bash tells the story of the basement tapes, a strange series of recordings made by Bob Dylan when he went on the lam in the summer of 1967. Remarkably, these casual sessions kick-started the entire Americana genre and produced some of the most revered and misunderstood songs in Dylan’s catalog. Author and musician Sid Griffin begins the story in 1966, when Dylan first discovered his interest in electric music. Griffin then examines the tapes in detail he analyzes the music, discusses how and why it was made, and speculates over who joined Dylan in making it. As he tells the story, Griffin ponders the question that has intrigued Dylan fans for nearly 40 years: why were the tapes so different from the music Dylan had made up to that point? This important book examines a major turning point in music history and inquires into a group of songs that were enormously influential at the time of their creation and that have been prized by musicians and fans ever since.

Million Dollar Bash: Bob Dylan, the Band, and the Basement Tapes

Griffin, Sid

Humor & Entertainment

Great book for any guitar player.  Comes with 2 cd's and will greatly improve your playing.

Totally Interactive Band Bible

Rod Fog & Thomas Jerome Seabrook

Prince Hard Cover book in okay shape binding is coming undone please see photo

Prince Chronicles

Draper, Jason

2000 Guitars: The Ultimate Collection

UNKNOWN

One chanter, three drones, three regulators, thirteen keys, too many near-extinctions to mention and 300 years of heroes: that, with a frisson of fairies on moonlit knolls, is the Irish uilleann ('ill-in') pipes. The Wheels Of The World presents an epic tale of triumph and survival, where the soulful heart of a nation has been kept alive across ages by a slender thread of guardians - blind men, eccentrics, self-aggrandisers, noble heroes, bloody-minded revivalists and at least three people compared to Jimi Hendrix. Uilleann piping is Ireland's equivalent to the story of the blues in America, save that here the trail of legends and lore is richer and deeper by far. It is the sound of 18th-century blues - a microtonal virtuoso machine wielded by misfits and geniuses, often one and the same. This is the story of a continuum, from John McSherry, a 21st-century icon, backwards in time through Paddy Keenan, Liam O'Flynn, Finbar Furey, Seamus Ennis, Willie Clancy, Johnny Doran, Leo Rowsome and Patsy Touhey - at the dawn of recorded sound - and thence to find a litany of unrecorded legends before them. It is also a snapshot of professional Irish traditional musicians, after the gold rush of the late 20th century, keeping calm and carrying on.

The Wheels of the World: 300 Years of Irish Uilleann Pipers

John McSherry

Doony, Ryder, Wyatt, Bodhi. The names of Kristin Hersh's sons are the only ones included in her new memoir, Seeing Sideways. As the book unfolds and her sons voices rise from its pages, it becomes clear why: these names tell the story of her life. 
This story begins in 1990, when Hersh is the leader of the indie rock group Throwing Muses, touring steadily, and the mother of a young son, Doony. The chapters that follow reveal a woman and mother whose life and career grow and change with each of her sons: the story of a custody battle for Doony is told alongside that of Hersh's struggles with her record company and the resulting PTSD; the tale of breaking free from her record label stands in counterpoint to her recounting of her pregnancy with Ryder; a period of writer's block coincides with the development of Wyatt as an artist and the family's loss of their home; and finally, soon after Bodhi's arrival, Hersh and her boys face crises from which only strange angels can save them. 
Punctuated with her own song lyrics, Seeing Sideways is a memoir about a life strange enough to be fiction, but so raw and moving that it can only be real.

Seeing Sideways: A Memoir of Music and Motherhood (paperback)

Biographies & Memoirs

Kristin Hersh

Arts & Literature

All I Ever Wanted: A Rock 'n' Roll Memoir

Valentine, Kathy

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