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Read [Neville Judd Book] * Al Stewart: True Life Adventures of a Folk Troubadour Online * PDF eBook or Kindle ePUB free. Al Stewart: True Life Adventures of a Folk Troubadour "It helps to understand the concept of "irony"." according to Geoff Arnold. The disappointed reviewer from Vermont clearly fails to appreciate subtle ideas, like irony. Al's bio by his old friend Neville is an all too accurate account of the "true life adventures" of a talented musician trying to make his way in the music business. What the reviewer describes as "false advertising" is simply the way things are. Get used to it.As to the balance of material: I for one am far more interested in the
| Title | : | Al Stewart: True Life Adventures of a Folk Troubadour |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.78 (594 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1900924366 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 342 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-28 |
| Language | : | English |
This authorized biography of the Scottish folk hero behind U.S. Highly limited hardcover edition!. Top Ten hit "Year of The Cat," is a vivid insider’s account of the pivotal ’60s London coffee house scene that kickstarted the careers of a host of folkies including Paul Simon—with whom Al shared a flat in 1965—as well as the wry memoir of a ’60s folk star’s tribulations as he becomes a chart-topping star in the U.S. in the ’70s
"It helps to understand the concept of "irony"." according to Geoff Arnold. The disappointed reviewer from Vermont clearly fails to appreciate subtle ideas, like irony. Al's bio by his old friend Neville is an all too accurate account of the "true life adventures" of a talented musician trying to make his way in the music business. What the reviewer describes as "false advertising" is simply the way things are. Get used to it.As to the balance of material: I for one am far more interested in the question "How did you break into the business and become a success?" than "What's it like when a dream becomes a career?" And a. Everything (and probably way more than you really want to know) about this great artist. As a long-time fan of Al Stewart, I had to buy this book. I bought it used, at Amazon. If you are not a fan, you will probably be bored to tears. In other words, I'd not recommend you make this book your introduction to the musician. Listen to his music, instead! For people who are fans, this is worth the read and maybe even worth the time it will take you to read it. Chock full of interesting facts and stories!. A disappointment Having enjoyed the music of Al Stewart for more than twenty years, I was looking forward to reading this book when I first heard about it a few months back. Unfortunately, it is a disappointment on several levels.First and most obviously, it is poorly produced. The photos are grainy, fuzzy, and often over- or under-exposed. The type is borderline microscopic, and sure to induce tension headaches among all but the most eagle-eyed readers. The text seems blissfully unmolested by the hand of an editor.Second, the writing is just bad. Not only does t
He previously contributed to biographies and articles on David Bowie.. About the AuthorNeville Judd is a freelance writer who is also involved with Al Stewart's fan club
Neville Judd is a freelance writer who is also involved with Al Stewart's fan club. He previously contributed to biographies and articles on David Bowie.
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