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Read [Marc Eliot Book] * Down Thunder Road : The Making of Bruce Springsteen Online ! PDF eBook or Kindle ePUB free. Down Thunder Road : The Making of Bruce Springsteen Appel''s version of events Botnik Roller The famous split between Appell and Springsteen, who opted to have Jon Landau at his side.The book is well balanced and, of course, it has Appel's version of events. But it's not, by any meands, biased. The writer gives a balanced narrative of the vents that culminated ina a long legal battle that almost put Bruce's career to a ignominious halt.A good and fast read (if you do not spend time reading the tons of legal papaers printed in the last part of the
| Title | : | Down Thunder Road : The Making of Bruce Springsteen |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.62 (929 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0671789333 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 382 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-27 |
| Language | : | English |
Appel''s version of events Botnik Roller The famous split between Appell and Springsteen, who opted to have Jon Landau at his side.The book is well balanced and, of course, it has Appel's version of events. But it's not, by any meands, biased. The writer gives a balanced narrative of the vents that culminated ina a long legal battle that almost put Bruce's career to a ignominious halt.A good and fast read (if you do not spend time reading the tons of legal papaers printed in the last part of the book!). An amazing journey into artist development Down Thunder Road is presented on the back cover as somehow contreversial and anti-Springsteen. Well, as a Springsteen fan, I did not found this book outrageous at all, but on the contrary fascinating. It is an amazing journey in the development of a new artist that will eventually become a popular music icon. Down Thunder Road is not only the recount of an adventure, it is also a music business case, full with a copy of the contracts, record company memos and court orders. Fascinating !. Matt Gunter said the b-side. i liked getting this side of the Bruce story.It definitely humanizes Mike Appel and he deserved a better shake than he got. but what other outcome can u expect from two hard driving obsessive personalities? ( kinda reminds me of the john huston movie: treasure of the sierra madre). Enjoy!
From Library Journal Rock writer Eliot ( Phil Ochs: The Death of a Rebel , Watts, 1989) chronicles Springsteen's rise to stardom during the mid-1970s. By effectively patching together lengthy quotes, he outlines the rock star's New Jersey childhood, mentions his first bands, and concentrates on Springsteen's relationship and 1976 split with Appel, who managed the singer/guitarist to his Born To Run (1975) success and whose recollections form the basis of this book. Recommended to anyone interested in Springsteen, rock 'n' roll, or the music business.- David Szatmary, Univ. . of Washington, SeattleCopyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc. Though overrating the importance of Appel, who is cast as a victim, and unable to interview either Springsteen or current manager Jon Landau, Eliot delivers a readable, sometimes fascinating text that sheds new light on the 1975 selling of Springsteen and should be read together with Dave Marsh's more laudatory b
An unauthorized biography of the Boss relies on interview material to describe Springsteen's troubled childhood; rise to fame; treatment of roadies, band members, and girlfriends; business affairs; complicated personal relationships; and more. 50,000 first printing.
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