Bowie Odyssey 71

Häftad, Engelska, 2021

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Beskrivning

Britain, 1971. Strange land of hot pants, moral outrage, anarchist bombs and sexual revolution. As Marc Bolan is hailed as the nation's teenage saviour, the forgotten hope called David Bowie searches for the spark to relight his fire. He finds it in London's gay clubland and the stoned fields of Glastonbury, the speedy streets of New York City and his new rock'n'roll allies Lou Reed and Iggy Pop. The ignition for songs about life on Mars and cosmic messiahs, starry alter-egos and bold fashions fit for the ultimate Seventies superstar...In the sequel to Bowie Odyssey 70, Simon Goddard continues his groundbreaking immersive narrative of the world around Bowie, through the second year of the decade he changed pop forever.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2021-09-16
Mått:156 x 234 x 21 mm
Vikt:322 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Omnibus Press
Antal sidor:176
Förlag:Omnibus Press
ISBN:9781913172053

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Musikböcker inom Kultur
Biografi: konst och underhållning inom Biografier

Mer om författaren

Simon Goddard is the author of Bowie Odyssey 70 (a Sunday Times Book Of The Year) and six other books about pop music. He was born in Cardiff.He was born in Cardiff on 21 December 1971 - the week the first UK reviews of Hunky Dory were printed in Disc and Sounds magazines and Benny Hill kept T. Rex from becoming Christmas number 1.

Recensioner i media

'Simon Goddard's evocation of David Bowie circa '71 is imagined as brilliantly as its predecessor, which was the best book written about its subject until this one. The narrative is immense... Stupendous' Classic Rock, 9/10'Continues the excellent year-by-year series that places David Bowie's ground-breaking Seventies music in its social and historical context, told with a novelist's attention to detail' Choice'Rock history in an ice blue Freddie Burretti suit, Simon Goddard's project to write a book about each year of David Bowie's '70s continues in suitably gorgeous style... as lusciously all-enveloping as its subject demands' Mojo, 4*'My god it's brilliant. A delicious romp' Mike Scott, The Waterboys