| Description |
1 online resource (x, 274 pages) |
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Musicians in Their Own Words |
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Musicians in their own words
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| Contents |
I'd like to forget about Juke box jury says Keith Richard (1964) / Keith Richards -- Keith talks about songwriting (1964) / Keith Richards -- Sue Mautner takes you round Keith's house (1966) / Sue Mautner -- The Rolling stone interview : Keith Richard (1971) / Robert Greenfield -- And sitteth at the right hand ... (1976) / John Ingham -- No one shot KR : Keith Richards 1980 (1980) / Kris Needs -- Tattoo me (1981) / Gil Markle -- The rock survivor (1983) / Robin Eggar -- Glimmerings of immortality (1986) / Bruce Pollock -- Keith on keeping on (1986) / Chris Spedding -- The great lost Keith Richards interview (1988) / Ira Robbins -- Keith looks back (1989) / Martin Aston -- Stone wino rhythm guitar god Keith Richards can still rip it up (1992) / Ira Robbins -- Filthy, filthy, filthy! Keith Richards comes clean on distortion and the meaning of music (1992) / Jas Obrecht -- Stones keep rolling (2002) / Roy Trakin -- Keef (2005) / James McNair -- Keith Richards and the making of Exile on Main St. (2010) / Pierre Perrone -- Keith's Life (2011) / Dylan Jones |
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Front Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Introduction; 1: I'd Like to Forget about Juke Box Jury Says Keith Richard; 2: Keith Talks about Songwriting; 3: Sue Mautner Takes You Round Keith's House; 4: The Rolling Stone Interview: Keith Richard; 5: And Sitteth at the Right Hand . . .; 6: No One Shot KR: Keith Richards 1980; 7: Tattoo Me; 8: The Rock Survivor; 9: Glimmerings of Immortality; 10: Keith on Keeping On; 11: The Great Lost Keith Richards Interview; 12: Keith Looks Back; 13: Stone Wino Rhythm Guitar God Keith Richards Can Still Rip It Up |
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14: Filthy, Filthy, Filthy! Keith Richards Comes Clean on Distortion and the Meaning of Music15: Stones Keep Rolling; 16: Keef; 17: Keith Richards and the Making of Exile on Main St.; 18: Keith's Life; Credits; Index; Back Cover |
| Summary |
The iconic life and career of the famed guitarist of the Rolling Stones is detailed in this compilation of interviews that spans the last 50 years. Featuring articles from GQ, as well as interviews that have never previously appeared in print, it charts Keith Richards's journey from gauche, young pretender and swaggering epitome of the zeitgeist to beloved elder statesman of rock. Initially overshadowed by band mates Mick Jagger and Brian Jones, Richards gained popularity as half of the second-most important songwriting team of the 1960s, and in 1967 the drug bust at his house and his subsequent trial and imprisonment made him a household name. His interviews match his outlaw image: free of banality and euphemism, they revel in frank stories of drugs and debauchery. Yet they also reveal an unexpectedly warm, unpretentious, articulate, and honest man. This collection amply illustrates the magic and charm of Keith Richards |
| Notes |
Includes index |
| Subject |
Richards, Keith, 1943- -- Interviews
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| SUBJECT |
Richards, Keith, 1943- fast |
| Subject |
Rolling Stones.
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| SUBJECT |
Rolling Stones fast |
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Rock musicians -- England -- Interviews
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Electronic books.
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e-books.
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MUSIC -- Instruction & Study -- Voice.
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MUSIC -- Lyrics.
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MUSIC -- Printed Music -- Vocal.
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Composers & Musicians.
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Rock.
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MUSIC -- Genres & Styles -- Rock.
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Rock musicians
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England
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| Genre/Form |
Interviews
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Egan, Sean, editor
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Richards, Keith, 1943- interviewee
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| ISBN |
9781613747896 |
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1613747896 |
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9781613747919 |
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1613747918 |
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1306011310 |
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9781306011310 |
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