Hungry for Heaven: Search for Meaning in Rock and Religion

Steve, Turner

Religion & Spirituality

HODDER STOUGHTON RELIGIOUS

Chronicles U2's popular Joshua Tree tour, including sessions with the legendary B.B. King and trips to Graceland, Sun Studios, and Harlem, and takes a behind-the-scenes look at the filming of their tour

U2 Rattle & Hum The Official Book of the U2 Movie

Arts & Photography

PETER WILLIAMS

Music

Harmony

The Band Played On: The Untold Story of the Musicians Who Went Down withthe Titanic

University of Queensland Press

Trouble Man: Life and Death of Marvin Gaye

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Michael, Joseph

The Day I Fell Down the Toilet and Other Poems

Lion Children's Books

Admired as much for his uncompromising vision as for his tough, soulful voice, Van Morrison is one of a select group of legendary performers who started out in the sixties and are still at the top of their profession. This is mostly through his own refusal to to co-operate with the media. From his early days as the surly lead singer with the Belfast rhythm and blues group "Them" through his long reclusive sojourn in America he has studiously avoided opening his soul to any medium but his music. Through personal interview, conversations with friends and fellow musicians and visits to the places that inspired such great songs as "Madame George", "Cyprus Avenue" and "Astral Weeks", this book pieces together the story of the search and reveals the man behind the mystic. What emerges is a portrait of a rock visionary who feels driven to make music, but who genuinely yearns for anonymity. Other work by the author includes "Conversations with Eric Clapton", "Hungry for Heaven: Rock and Roll and the Search for Redemption", and "U2: Rattle and Hum". His rock journalism has appeared in "Rolling Stone", "New Musical Express", the "Sunday Times","The Times", the "Independent" and "Die Welt".

Van Morrison: Too Late to Stop Now

Bloomsbury Publishing Plc.

Angelheaded Hipster: the Life of Jack Kerouac

One of the most influential figures in American music and pop-culture, Johnny Cash is an icon to people of all ages. Steve Turner sifts the man from the legend and presents a picture of the often contradictory figure with unflinching honesty, getting close to the heart of the perfomer known throughout the world as the Man in Black. The Man Called Cash follows the star on his stumbling journey from the cotton fields of Arkansas to the drawing rooms of presidents. It details his self-destructiveness and brushes with the law, as well as his generosity and status as American icon - and keeping in view throughout the deep, enduring faith that informed his life and work. We see Johnny Cash not only as performer and recording artist, but also as neighbour, church-goer, fisherman, father, brother, husband and friend.

The Man Called Cash

Bloomsbury Publishing

The Man Called Cash: The Life, Love, And Faith of an American Legend- the Authorized Biography [UNABRIDGED]

Blackstone Audiobooks

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Striking Back and The Man Called Cash (double book)

Aaron J. Klein

Blackstone Audio

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