The History of the Rugby World Cup

Davies, Gerald

Sanctuary

The Cretan journal (The Romiosyni series)

Edward, Lear

Walk the Walk: A Treatment Supplement for Sex Offenders with Christian Beliefs

Politics & Social Sciences

Tim Horton

Social Sciences

Introduction to Foundations Five Levels Toward Spiritual Maturity

G a Thompson

In this powerful and illuminating new series, a team of journalists was commissioned to analyze and comment on the major substances that are seen by society as addictive and ultimately bad for our health.

This is Ecstasy

Thomas, Gareth

Reference

Trojan Records started life in 1967 as an offshoot of Chris Blackwell's Island Records. By 1969 it had hit its stride, and for the next six years Trojan ruled the reggae roost, with over 30 charted hits. Luminaries like Gregory Isaacs, Inner Circle, and Dennis Brown were introduced by Trojan, and Bob Marley’s first UK album, Soul Rebels, was issued on the label. Trojan also issued the breakthrough Tighten Up compilations. What fans could not know were the cutthroat politics, cultural divisions, racism, and entrepreneurial pressures that drove the label’s success and ensured its demise. This book tells that story through rare interviews with surviving artists and musicians of the label. Dozens of photographs and a 12-track sample CD with notes are included.

Young, Gifted And Black: The Story Of Trojan Records

De Koningh, Michael

PAUL MCCARTNEY

Biographies & Memoirs

Alan Clayson

Arts & Literature

<p>A Single Book about Ringo Starr originally from the Beatles Box collection.</p>

Ringo Starr

Arts & Photography

Music

<p>A single book about George Harrison originally part of the Beatles Box.</p>

George Harrison

Humor & Entertainment

Pop Culture

In the Autumn of 1975 when America was 'festering with Bicentennial madness', Bob Dylan and his Rolling Thunder Review - a rag-tag variety show that Dylan envisioned as a travelling gypsy circus - toured 22 cities across the Northeast US. In amongst the motley crew that included Joni Mitchell, T-Bone Burnett, Allen Ginsberg, Mick Ronson, Joan Baez, Arlo Guthrie and Ramblin' Jack Elliott, was playwright Sam Shepard, ostensibly hired to write the script for a Fellini-esque movie that would come of the tour. Throughout the many moods and moments of his travels with Dylan and the troupe, Shepard also kept an impressionistic 'logbook' of life on the road. Published soon after the tour finished, it quickly became a classic for Dylan fans. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of that tour, this edition of Shepard's book was completely redesigned, and illuminated by 40 candid photographs by official tour photographer Ken Regan, many never-before published. "The Rolling Thunder Logbook" captures the camaraderie, isolation, head games and pill-popping mayhem of the tour, providing a window into Dylan's singular talent, enigmatic charisma and vision of America.

The Rolling Thunder Logbook

Sam Shepard

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