Macca: The Life of Paul McCartney - 5 Angebote vergleichen

Lieferung aus: Schweden, Frais de port à: CHE.
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Publisher: Orion Publishing Group | Utg. 2016 | | 853 p. | | This book is brand new. | Language: Engelska --- Information regarding the book: Philip Norman is one of our greatest biographers and Paul McCartney is one of the greatest of modern subjects: co-founder of the world's most celebrated band and composer of unforgettable songs. This is the story of a man who was public property by the age of 21, the trajectory of the Beatles from beginning to break-up, and of Swinging London in the 1960s. Philip Norman's masterly biography reveals the complex character beneath the cheeky-chappie facade, and sheds new light on his childhood, blighted by the death of his mother but redeemed by the extraordinary father who first turned him on to music. The book gives a definitive account of his often troubled creative partnership with John Lennon, reveals the huge trauma he suffered with the break-up of the Beatles, and his struggle to get back to the top with Wings, an endeavour that nearly got him murdered in Africa and brought him a nine-day confinement in a Tokyo jail. Macca provides the first inside story of his marriage to Linda and their much-criticised musical partnership, and a moving account of her death. Perhaps most rewarding of all are the stories behind the music forged by the Lennon & McCartney partnership, which would fashion the songs that will be sung for all time. Yet there is life after the Beatles, and some of the greatest McCartney songs were written and performed with Wings. Packed with the new information and keen critical insights that are the hallmark of Philip Norman's work, Macca is a magnificent chronicle of the life of a modern immortal. | We have this book in our store house - please allow for a couple of extra days for delivery.

Lieferung aus: Australien, Frais de port à: CHE.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Media Mall.
Hachette Australia, 2016. Paperback. New. Philip Norman is one of our greatest biographers and Paul McCartney is one of the greatest of modern subjects: co-founder of the world's most celebrated band and composer of unforgettable songs. This is the story of a man who was public property by the age of 21, the trajectory of the Beatles from beginning to break-up, and of Swinging London in the 1960s. Philip Norman's masterly biography reveals the complex character beneath the cheeky-chappie fa ade, and sheds new light on his childhood, blighted by the death of his mother but redeemed by the extraordinary father who first turned him on to music. The book gives a definitive account of his often troubled creative partnership with John Lennon, reveals the huge trauma he suffered with the break-up of the Beatles, and his struggle to get back to the top with Wings, an endeavour that nearly got him murdered in Africa and brought him a nine-day confinement in a Tokyo jail. PAUL McCARTNEY: THE BIOGRAPHY provides the first inside story of his marriage to Linda and their much-criticised musical partnership, and a moving account of her death. Perhaps most rewarding of all are the stories behind the music forged by the Lennon & McCartney partnership, which would fashion the songs that will be sung for all time. Yet there is life after the Beatles, and some of the greatest McCartney songs were written and performed with Wings. Packed with the new information and keen critical insights that are the hallmark of Philip Norman's work, this biography is a magnificent chronicle of the life of a modern immortal.SKU: MM-47087480; EAN: 9780297870760.

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Philip Norman is one of our greatest biographers and Paul McCartney is one of the greatest of modern subjects: co-founder of the world's most celebrated band and composer of unforgettable songs. This is the story of a man who was public property by the age of 21, the trajectory of the Beatles from beginning to break-up, and of Swinging London in the 1960s.Philip Norman's masterly biography reveals the complex character beneath the cheeky-chappie fa ade, and sheds new light on his childhood, blighted by the death of his mother but redeemed by the extraordinary father who first turned him on to music. The book gives a definitive account of his often troubled creative partnership with John Lennon, reveals the huge trauma he suffered with the break-up of the Beatles, and his struggle to get back to the top with Wings, an endeavour that nearly got him murdered in Africa and brought him a nine-day confinement in a Tokyo jail. PAUL McCARTNEY: THE BIOGRAPHY provides the first inside story of his marriage to Linda and their much-criticised musical partnership, and a moving account of her death. Perhaps most rewarding of all are the stories behind the music forged by the Lennon & McCartney partnership, which would fashion the songs that will be sung for all time. Yet there is life after the Beatles, and some of the greatest McCartney songs were written and performed with Wings. Packed with the new information and keen critical insights that are the hallmark of Philip Norman's work, this biography is a magnificent chronicle of the life of a modern immortal.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Media Mall [57912909], Fyshwick, ACT, Australia.
Philip Norman is one of our greatest biographers and Paul McCartney is one of the greatest of modern subjects: co-founder of the world's most celebrated band and composer of unforgettable songs. This is the story of a man who was public property by the age of 21, the trajectory of the Beatles from beginning to break-up, and of Swinging London in the 1960s.Philip Norman's masterly biography reveals the complex character beneath the cheeky-chappie fa ade, and sheds new light on his childhood, blighted by the death of his mother but redeemed by the extraordinary father who first turned him on to music. The book gives a definitive account of his often troubled creative partnership with John Lennon, reveals the huge trauma he suffered with the break-up of the Beatles, and his struggle to get back to the top with Wings, an endeavour that nearly got him murdered in Africa and brought him a nine-day confinement in a Tokyo jail. PAUL McCARTNEY: THE BIOGRAPHY provides the first inside story of his marriage to Linda and their much-criticised musical partnership, and a moving account of her death. Perhaps most rewarding of all are the stories behind the music forged by the Lennon & McCartney partnership, which would fashion the songs that will be sung for all time. Yet there is life after the Beatles, and some of the greatest McCartney songs were written and performed with Wings. Packed with the new information and keen critical insights that are the hallmark of Philip Norman's work, this biography is a magnificent chronicle of the life of a modern immortal.

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