The latest photograph book by Ringo Starr A Day in the Life published by Genesis Publications brings together a bunch of photos and musings by the Beatle, capturing moments that you might not necessarily associate with Starr. Pulling together pictures…
As you think back to your childhood of the 70’s and 80’s you might recall seeing yearly annuals on sale at Christmas time that would feature the likes of Playschool, Rainbow and Morph. The new release by Scarfolk delves into…
Quintessential British blues pioneer John Mayall delves into his memory banks for this interesting autobiography written in cooperation with experienced author Joel McIver. Released via Omnibus Press 26th September this is set to appeal to lovers of the bluesman’s work….
This book, Going For A Song by Garth Cartwright, is a comprehensive dérive through the rapidly vanishing terrain that is the British record shop. Once a staple of communities that acted as hubs, beacons, locales and sanctuaries for keen ears,…
They say never judge a book by its cover but you can regarding Snakes! Guillotines! Electric Chairs! My Adventures In The Alice Cooper Group by Dennis Dunaway. The cover image of the band inside a large pair of pink panties is…
I am a huge David Bowie fan and David Bowie: The Music & The Changes is the definitive guide to his music. What could go wrong? A few things, as it turns out, proving that love of a subject matter…
Joni Michell: Both Sides Now is a collection of original conversations between Malka Marom and Joni Mitchell. They are lifted from three interviews that took place in 1973, 1979 and 2012. In the introduction Malka explains how she came to…
This limited edition book tells the story of Marc Almond’s career through the power of image. The hardback volume contains the work of revered music photographers alongside pictures from Almond’s own personal collection. At times you feel like Almond is…
‘Kanye West – God & Monster’ is an apt title for this biography. Here is a man who speaks in colours, rather than black and white, so it’s brave of Mark Beaumont to try and chronicle his complicated life. It begins…
This autobiography starts with a memory in Manchester’s legendary Hacienda club and ends with a promise that the party will go on. If anything, the words of Laurent Garnier will go on. Electrochoc was first published in 2003 in French….