Old Gods Almost Dead. The 40-year Odyssey of The Rolling Stones

Old Gods Almost Dead. The 40-year Odyssey of The Rolling Stones

by StephenDavis (Author)

Synopsis

In 2006, the Stones are in the middle of their latest world tour, and reach the UK in the summer with sell-out shows at giant arenas like Wembley Stadium. To tie in, Aurum reissues, with a stunning new cover, Stephen Davis's definitive 500-page history of the band: the most readable and comprehensive chronicle in print. Davis has also brought it up to date with details of their new album, Charlie Watts' illness and the American leg of the tour in 2005. Davis himself is the author of a number of consistently bestselling rock book classics - especially his Led Zeppelin chronicle, "Hammer of the Gods", but also his book on Aerosmith, "Walk this Way". In "Old Gods", he has synthesised everything written, broadcast or revealed about the Stones into a single compulsively readable narrative: it is more comprehensive than Philip Norman's book, and just as raunchy as Robert Greenfield's. For anyone with an interest in any period of the Stones' history, from the 60s to the 21st century, this is the only book.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 624
Edition: New
Publisher: Aurum Press
Published: 24 Jul 2003

ISBN 10: 1854109251
ISBN 13: 9781854109255

Media Reviews
'This wonderful biography is a compulsory, rip-roaring read' - Val Hennessy, Daily Mail; 'Hard to believe, but Davis has done the impossible and penned a tome about this terminally over-exposed, still-rolling rock band that's a good, brisk, eye-opening read' - Mojo
Author Bio
Stephen Davis is the author of Hammer of the Gods: Led Zeppelin Unauthorised, Walk this Way: the Autobiography of Aerosmith, This Wheel's on Fire, the autobiography of the Band's Levon Helm, and Fleetwood, the autobiography of Fleetwood Mac's Mick Fleetwood. He lives in New England.