Waiting for the Sun: Strange Days, Weird Scenes & The Sound of Los Angeles: White Rabbit Deep Cuts
Autor Barney Hoskynsen Limba Engleză Paperback – 15 apr 2027
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781399648929
ISBN-10: 1399648926
Pagini: 464
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 mm
Editura: Orion Publishing Group
Colecția White Rabbit
Seria White Rabbit Deep Cuts
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1399648926
Pagini: 464
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 mm
Editura: Orion Publishing Group
Colecția White Rabbit
Seria White Rabbit Deep Cuts
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Recenzii
A caustic, gossipy, refreshingly idiosyncratic history of the music business in Los Angeles . . . Shine[s] with early '60s tales of hack songwriters, calculating record companies, and motley unaffiliated hustlers all angling to produce a Top 40 hit . . . An unusually lively, provocative study
A hilarious, chilling, thoroughly scabrous history of postwar pop music in Los Angeles . . . Fascinating
A hilarious, chilling, thoroughly scabrous history of postwar pop music in Los Angeles . . . Fascinating
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No city in the western world exerts such a fascination as the glamorous, debauched Los Angeles, and there is no city with more of a draw to musicians. Defined by the music of Brian Wilson, The Doors, NWA, jazz, funk, soul, hip hop, and fulled by drugs, alcohol, sun, sex and surf, LA has seen it all. Barney Hoskyns tells the definitive story of L.A.'s post-war music scene and spent nearly a decade researching this account of music which developed into a culture of its own. 'A hilarious, chilling, thoroughly scabrous history of post-war pop music in Los Angeles ... fascinating' Los Angeles Times Book Review 'Beautifully written' Melody Maker 'Fabulously authoritative and grimly compelling' Sunday Times 'Magnificent ... His enthusiasm for the subject is not only tangible but infectious, and will have you rifling through forgotten areas of your record collection with renewed passion' VOX 'A terrific, sprawling, hugely ambitious study of the city's rock 'n' roll history ... Hoskyns skilfully straddles his role as detached historian and gushing enthusiast in this tremendous book' NME 'Impressive ... a chronicle of how the city of dreams has so often turned itself into a city of nightmares. Hoskyns writes with awesome command' Time Out
No city in the western world exerts such a fascination as the glamorous, debauched Los Angeles, and there is no city with more of a draw to musicians. Defined by the music of Brian Wilson, The Doors, NWA, jazz, funk, soul, hip hop, and fulled by drugs, alcohol, sun, sex and surf, LA has seen it all. Barney Hoskyns tells the definitive story of L.A.'s post-war music scene and spent nearly a decade researching this account of music which developed into a culture of its own. 'A hilarious, chilling, thoroughly scabrous history of post-war pop music in Los Angeles ... fascinating' Los Angeles Times Book Review 'Beautifully written' Melody Maker 'Fabulously authoritative and grimly compelling' Sunday Times 'Magnificent ... His enthusiasm for the subject is not only tangible but infectious, and will have you rifling through forgotten areas of your record collection with renewed passion' VOX 'A terrific, sprawling, hugely ambitious study of the city's rock 'n' roll history ... Hoskyns skilfully straddles his role as detached historian and gushing enthusiast in this tremendous book' NME 'Impressive ... a chronicle of how the city of dreams has so often turned itself into a city of nightmares. Hoskyns writes with awesome command' Time Out
Notă biografică
Barney Hoskyns (London, England) is the cofounder and editorial director of the online library Rock's Backpages (www.rocksbackpages.com). A former U.S. correspondent for MOJO, Hoskyns writes for Uncut, The Observer Music Monthly, and other UK publications, and has contributed to Rolling Stone, GQ, Spin, and Harper's Bazaar. His biography of Tom Waits, Lowside of the Road, will be published in 2009 by Doubleday.