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Description
The original idea of putting together a ‘Seeker’s Guide’ to music as
the first summarized all in one package of seven musical genres took
birth in the early nineties. Having searched the global bookshops of the
world it became evident that nobody had yet achieved this. The book digs
deep into family tree and historic biography while artistic discernment
is often valued above global popularity. The strength of the book could
more honestly be deemed a guerrilla discography of the more reputable
musicians the wallowed in the shadows of the past. A dramatic exposure
of Nordic, Dutch, Italian, Spanish and Krautrock are bountiful amongst
the Ramases & Sel, String Driven Thing, Lee Clayton or Japanese East.
(For the first time a full biography on Skin Alley, Arc, Cressida,
Ginhouse, Every Which Way, The Seeds, Rodriguez, Unicorn, Whitsuntide
Easter Shawn Phillips and Spring- never before printed) Here you will
find Room, Home, T.I.M.E. Crow, Kestrel, T2, Lighthouse, Jody Grind and
Galliard. I know of no other rock book that illuminates these two
overlooked musicians. A further embrace to Chris Hewitt ‘Ozit Music’,
Tractor, Manfred Mann, ‘brother’ Norman Barrett -Gravy Train, Tweke
Lewis-Man, Fred Glickstein-The Flock, Martin Cockerham- Spirogyra, Sonja
Kristine-Curved Air, Geoff Sharkey-Ginhouse, Keef Hartley, Paul Hooper-
Indian Summer, Rick Gardiner - Beggars Opera, Anisette & Anders Koppel
of Savage Rose, Paul Brett -Sage, Alison O Donal and Dave Williams of
Mellow Candle, and Shawn Phillips. A million shalom’s to a Gordon
Sumner’s guitar teacher, a kind hearted soul called John Hedley of Every
Which Way who travelled 200km by train, caught a bus and walked many
tube stations to meet me at Portobello for a 60min cup of coffee!!!
(‘Sting’ you don’t know how lucky you are’)