"In the quarter century since his death, Bob Marley's stature as reggae superstar and pop culture icon has only grown. Timothy White's biography paints a portrait of the man and his times, taking readers deep into the life of the lionized musician. Rooted in a love for and under…
'Catch a Fire' chronicles the life and musical career, as well as the social and political situation, of the reggae musician and singer, Bob Marley. This new edition examines the legal battles over Marley's legacy and the current status of reggae. Previous ed.: 2000.
This title examines the life of Ian Curtis, his work, his relationships and the cultural environment in which he lived and died.
Keith Moon, drummer with The Who, died from an accidental drugs overdose in 1978 aged 32. In this biography, Tony Fletcher questions the myths, avoids the time-honoured anecdotes and talks afresh to those who were closest to Moon.
