The 10 Rules Of Rock And Roll Collected Music Writing 2005-11 (Paperback)
| Author: Robert Forster |
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Hal Leonard Corp
ISBN-10: 1906002916
ISBN-13: 9781906002916
Sku: 221669943
Publish Date: 8/13/2012
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(in Inches) 8.25H x 6L x 0.75T
Pages:
252
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| In his first book, The 10 Rules of Rock and Roll, Australian singer-songwriter Robert Forster takes readers on an idiosyncratic journey through the past and present of popular music - from Bob Dylan to Cat Power, from AC/DC to Nana Mouskouri, from The Saints to Franz Ferdinand. With thirty-years experience as a recording artist/performer and an undimmed love of popular music, Forster''s observations about his fellow artists balance the enthusiasm of a fan with an insider''s authority. He is that rare thing, a musician who can write about music, and he brings to this collection of critical essays the erudition, wit and craft of his songwriting. |
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In his first book, The 10 Rules of Rock and Roll, Australian singer-songwriter Robert Forster takes readers on an idiosyncratic journey through the past and present of popular music - from Bob Dylan to Cat Power, from AC/DC to Nana Mouskouri, from The Saints to Franz Ferdinand. With thirty-years experience as a recording artist/performer and an undimmed love of popular music, Forster's observations about his fellow artists balance the enthusiasm of a fan with an insider's authority. He is that rare thing, a musician who can write about music, and he brings to this collection of critical essays the erudition, wit and craft of his songwriting. |

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