A celebration of the farewell tour, full of glittering images - including many from the archives - of Elton sporting some of the most outrageous garments ever conceived.
For old rockers and die-hards who simply refuse to gather moss... and, no doubt, for hipsters: an illustrated history of contemporary culture, through the prism of Rolling Stone magazine's c... read more
Morris made his name as a photographer of the reggae and punk scenes of the 1970s: Bob Marley, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, the Sex Pistols, Jimmy Cliff, Patti Smith and many others.
An immense invitation to a dance through the canon of Western classical music, all 1400 years of it. The author, a Cambridge don, taught - amongst others - Judith Weir and Thomas Adés.
The latest in Yale's Musical Instrument series winds from ancient animal horns to the lurs of Bronze Age Denmark - and thence eventually to its modern brassy descendants.
"I'm not offended by all the dumb blonde jokes because I know I'm not dumb - and I'm not blonde either." Singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, record producer, actress, author, business... read more
A biography of the guitarist and lead singer of The Jam: "...You choose your leaders and place your trust/ As their lies wash you down and their promises rust/ You'll see kidney machines rep... read more
The role of surrealism and the cultural milieu of Paris in the 1940s helped inspire Boulez's emotional and radical music. CP's last book - on Eric Satie - was excellent.
Wolf set the works of thirty-six poets to music. Here the genial professor of lieder at the Royal College of Music translates the poems, introduces the poets and Wolf's connections with them... read more