Pop: The Weird, the Whacky, the Wonderful World of Pop and Rock

Pop: The Weird, the Whacky, the Wonderful World of Pop and Rock

by RichardHavers (Author)

Synopsis

An Illustrated annual style book of what is fun, strange, bizarre and quirky about pop music. The book will be packed with illustrations from the photographic and written archives of The Daily Mirror's pop pages. Pop is a fun orientated gift book, a stocking filler with a whole range of stories, pictures, lists, tit bits, and lots of things that have been forgotten!
It's bad hair, fashion faux pas, dodgy situations, feeble attempts to get pop stars noticed, pop stars motors, pop stars pets anything that shows pop for what it is....a passing fashion but at the same time the single most appreciated art form in the world today.

Chapters will include:

* Fashion disasters - specially 1980s
* Very bad hairstyles
* Pop stars and their cars
* Pop stars caught being bad
* Pop stars and their pets
* Pop stars looking less than glamourous

And among many of the previously unseen images will be:

Ozzy Osbourne in full make-up on stage
* Led Zeppelin in the early 1970s
* Janis Martin - The Female Elvis
* Dickie Pride - The Sheik of Shake
* Mike Mercado - The Swinging Monk.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 208
Publisher: J H Haynes & Co Ltd
Published: 20 Nov 2008

ISBN 10: 1844256685
ISBN 13: 9781844256686

Author Bio

Richard spent twenty years working in the airline industry before deciding to pursue his passion for music. He has made videos, produced in-flight radio shows for airlines, and produced concerts for artists that includes, Paul McCartney and The Beach Boys, His books include Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey, Rolling with the Stones, co-written with Bill Wyman; Sinatra, an illustrated biography of Frank Sinatra. He has co-authored My Take, Gary Barlow's autobiography & The Brooklyn Boy, Tony Visconti's autobiography. He's written sleeve notes for various record labels and appears regularly on radio and occasionally on TV, usually talking about music.