Bob Marley - Reviews
"TASCHEN, la prestigiosa editorial internacional especialista en temas artísticos y que se caracteriza siempre por las magníficas presentaciones en riguroso "a todo color" que otorga a todos los volúmenes monográficos que producen, ha puesto en circulación una subserie de títulos dedicados a grandes estrellas de la música pop-rock que a partir de ahora pasan a formar parte de una de sus colecciones más populares y prolijas: Icons."EFE-EME.com, Actualidad Musical, MadridSpain |
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"Marley ist ganz sicher eine sehr gute Wahl für den Auftakt dieser Reihe ... Eine Auswahl von Marleys wichtigsten Alben und Kritiken dazu runden dieses Buch ab ... Die Legende lebt bis heute weiter - auch in diesem Buch."Highlightzone.de, MünchenGermany |
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"Much-perhaps too much-has been written about both musicians. But a pair of new titles in a smartly-produced series from TASCHEN, Music Icons Marley and Music Icons Dylan, encapsulates many key facts of their careers in decade-by-decade chronologies aglow with telling photographs. Each book is prefaced with a forward from authors Luke Crampton, Dafydd Rees and Wellesley Marsh that puts the artists in perspective and concluded with discographies and lists of awards and honors...Dylan and Marley buffs will find no new insights or information, but for casual fans, the books will serve as succinct overviews. For once, the mishandled and misunderstood word "icon" comes close to being meaningful when applied to two of the last century's most influential songwriters."Express Milwaukee, MilwaukeeUnited States |
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Bob Marley
Crampton, Luke / Rees, Dafydd (Editor)
Crampton, Luke Flexicover, 14 x 19.5 cm (5.5 x 7.7 in.), 192 pages $ 9.99 |
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