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Coș/ComandăFirst Time We Met the Blues
A Journey of Discovery with Jimmy Page, Brian Jones, Mick Jagger & Keith Richards
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021 569.72.76 0735 531.939 0744 325.215Format: Paperback / softback
Data publicării: 28 mai 2009
De (autor):David Williams
ISBN-13: 9780954706814 ISBN-10: 0954706811
Editura:Music Mentor Books
Editura (imprint): Music Mentor Books (UK)
Pagini: 130
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
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David Williams grew up in Epsom, Surrey and was a childhood friend of future Led Zeppelin guitar legend, Jimmy Page. Together they discovered what was for them an intriguing and very different kind of music: the blues. As their interest grew into a passion, they befriended other teenage enthusiasts -- among them Brian Jones, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards -- becoming part of a movement that ultimately brought about the '60s rock revolution. Part-biography, part-history, "The First Time We Met The Blues" is packed full of great anecdotes and unique insights into the early British blues scene, Page's formative years as a musician, the beginnings of the Rolling Stones, and much more besides. It culminates with a detailed account of a momentous expedition by van from London to Manchester to see the American Folk-Blues Festival in October 1962 -- the first time ever that Williams and his friends had an opportunity to see legendary American bluesmen like T-Bone Walker, Willie Dixon and John Lee Hooker in action -- and an assessment of its far-reaching aftermath.
