Accompanied by a CD of recordings by Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones and a bogus taped confession staged as a publicity stunt in the early 1980s, this book reveals the identity of what it claims is Jones's true murderer. The author has built up a record of Jones's life, his financial position at the time of his death, and a chronology of events in the days and hours leading up to it. A new pathologist's report and a re-examination of the police evidence corroborate both the stories of those who were present at Jones's house on the fatal day and a sworn affidavit from the man who witnessed the alleged murderer's confession. The book includes previously-unpublished photographs of Jones at home, and of the alleged murderer.

Who Killed Christopher Robin? The Truth behind the Murder of Brian Jones

Rawlings, Terry

Biographies & Memoirs

Boxtree Ltd.

Meticulously researched, this book contains previously undocumented details of The Small Faces' television, radio, concert appearances, and promotional work. This is accompanied by dozens of unpublished photographs, along with interviews from each band member and a silence-breaking interview with Jimmy Winston, who speaks about the band for the first time in 30 years.

Quite Naturally the Small Faces: A Day by Day Guide to the Career of a Pop Group

Badman, Keith

Arts & Literature

Cherry Red Books

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Good Times Bad Times: The Definitive Diary of the Rolling Stones 1960-1969

Neil, Andrew

An A-Z pocket guide to all things mod,Empire Madefeatures the people, the music, the films, the clothes, the haircuts, the clubs and, of course, the scooters. Illustrated with more than 100 photos as well as images of record sleeves, flyers, posters, and magazine covers, this book tells you everything you need to know about the 100 Club, The Avengers, Batman, Carnaby Street, The Kinks, Small Faces, Twiggy, The Who, and more.

Empire Made : A Handy Parka Pocket Guide to All Things Mod!

Arts & Photography

Music

40 years of Ben Sherman fashion, pop culture and style.

My Favourite Shirt : A History of Ben Sherman Style

Business & Money

HEWITT, PAOLO

Economics

Ben Sherman

It was the most influential rock magazine of its time. It was called Sniffin' Glue and it's about to be recreated as a book.

Sniffin' Glue: The Essential Punk Accessory

Perry, Mark

Petty, Mark

Sanctuary Pub. Ltd.

Brian Jones was initially the Stones’ creative driving force, but by the late ’60s, he was drinking too much and strung out on drugs. He left the band in 1969 and three weeks later was found dead in his swimming pool. Acclaimed author Terry Rawlings draws on new interviews to document Brian’s ill-fated final days and hours and names his murderer.

Brian Jones - Who Killed Christopher Robin?: The Truth Behind The Murder of a Rolling Stone

Helter Skelter Publishing

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