(Harmonica). 22 classic tunes arranged for C diatonic harmonica; including: Across the Universe * Because * Help! * If I Fell * Let It Be * Nowhere Man * We Can Work It Out * With a Little Help from My Friends * Yellow Submarine * and more.
#1589831 in eBooks 2007-01-01 2007-01-01File Name: B00GQZOFHM
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17 of 17 people found the following review helpful. Very Well DoneBy T EAs I follower of Pushing Ahead of the Dame blog - I would have been satisfied with a warmed over version of that.This completely re-done for a print form and is additive to any insight of Bowies genius.9 of 9 people found the following review helpful. If you read no other Bowie book; read this one.By noisemakerChris OLeary is the best rock writer working today; the spiritual heir to Ian MacDonald ("Revolution in the Head"; etc.) Finally; the kind of lyrical; musical; and cultural analysis that Bowies canon deserves. The original blog was a joy to read and Rebel Rebel just ups the ante. Cant wait for volume 2.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. ExcellentBy Richard in St. PaulOne night while searching for information about a Bowie song ("Panic in Detroit"); I stumbled on the authors blog. A child in the 70s; I was too young to appreciate early Bowie; but in later years Ive come to regard this music with deep fondness as well as interest in its origins. Bowies art is a link to something I saw fleetingly; moved on the periphery of during its last days; something evanescent in the culture that sits just at the edge of memory today but which; in a time when pop culture generally offers less; I want to pull closer.It doesnt take long to realize that Mr. OLeary knows his Bowie -- or that he writes surpassingly well; with an eye cast far beyond the music to take in the period that produced and shaped this art. I was led to the book: positively a treasure of its kind. Should there be a follow-up; Ill be back for it; too.
