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Heart: In the Studio
Paperback / softback
Main Details
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Heart: In the Studio
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Jake Brown
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Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback / softback | Pages:252 | Dimensions(mm): Height 254,Width 177 |
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Category/Genre | Rock and Pop |
ISBN/Barcode |
9781550228311
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Classifications | Dewey:782.421660922 |
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Illustrations |
30 Illustrations, unspecified
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
ECW Press,Canada
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Imprint |
ECW Press,Canada
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Publication Date |
1 June 2008 |
Publication Country |
Canada
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Description
Arguably the most popular and enduring female-fronted hard rock bands in rock 'n' roll history, Heart was identified by Rolling Stone in their earliest days as a groundbreaking band. With more Top 10 hits than any other female band in history, the band also rode a second wave of even greater commercial success through the 80s producing smash after smash, going on to sell 30+ million albums worldwide. Now, for the first time, fans get VIP, behind-the-scenes access to the writing and recording of all their hit albums. The book also includes exclusive interviews with Heart
Author Biography
Jake Brown has published 15 books, including "50 Cent: No Holds Barred"," Biggie Smalls: Ready to Die," "Dr. Dre: In the Studio," "Suge Knight: The Rise, Fall and Rise of Death Row Records," "Tupac: In the Studio" (authorized by the estate), as well as titles on Kanye West, R. Kelly, Jay-Z, and non-hip-hop titles. He is the owner of the hard rock label Versailles Records, distributed nationally by Big Daddy Music Distribution. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee.
Reviews"Crammed with tons of previously unseen images, "Heart: In the Studio" lives up to its title . . . it lends a greater understanding of the inner workings of a successful rock & roll outfit." --"FMQB Magazine" "Pushed along with extensive quotes from most of the key players, alternating with a mixed bag of facts, figures, tidbits and whatnot, [this book] is the most authoritative tome out there on Heart." --Vintagerock.com "Puts the emphasis where it belongs--on Ann Wilson's voice." --"The Oregonian"
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