Evans, Mike

The fiftieth anniversary edition that chronicles the three-day rock festival at Woodstock in upstate New York in August 1969, with interviews and quotes from those who attended, photographs, and media coverage.

"With a career spanning over four decades, David Bowie has consistently topped charts all over the world, selling an estimated 140 million albums worldwide. Through photographs and memorabilia, this book illustrates his journey from humble beginnings to world superstardom"--OCLC.

Chronicles the history and evolution of the blues, charting its origins in African American communities in the Deep South, its increasing popularity, and the ways in which notable musicians each lent their own unique influences and styles to this musical genre.

Presents a comprehensive, photographic history of the political, social, and cultural factors that helped to shape the Rock and Roll era including film and music legends Elvis Presley, Fats Domino, James Dean, Bill Haley and the Comets, and many others.

A collection of photographs and over 200 illustrations representing the artistic, social, and sexual liberation of the 1960s Beat Generation; with quotes, archive documentation, and personal interviews.

Contains over six hundred photographs that document the life and career of performer Elvis Presley, from his childhood in Mississippi to his death in Memphis, Tennessee.