|
Some
books I have edited...
|
|
The
Beatles Anthology
by The Beatles (Chronicle/Cassell etc, 2000)
A Number One Hardback Non-Fiction bestseller in both the US and UK.
'It's nothing short of a magical editing job'—Colorado
Springs Independent
[more about The Beatles and The Beatles Anthology]
|
 |
|
Raga
Mala: The Autobiography of Ravi Shankar
(Genesis, 1997; Element, 1999)
Edited & Introduced by George Harrison.
Afterword
by Yehudi Menuhin.
Additional
Narrative by Oliver Craske.
'Convincingly reasserts his historical importance.'—Publishers
Weekly
[more about Ravi Shankar and Raga Mala]
|
 |
|
Playback:
An Illustrated Memoir
by George Martin
(Genesis, 2002)
With forewords by Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr.
Afterword
by HRH Prince Charles, Prince of Wales.
'The book is beautifully presented—as massive as it is fantastic.'—Frankfurter
Allgemeine Zeitung
[more about Playback]
|
 |
|
Mania
Days
by Curt Gunther
(Genesis, 2000)
Introduction by Oliver Craske
'Gunther’s exposures, and Genesis’s reproduction of them,
are perfect.'—Record Collector.
[Front cover
feature in The Sunday Times Magazine (London)]
[read review in Record Collector]
|
 |
|
Moonage
Daydream: The Life and Times of Ziggy Stardust
by David Bowie & Mick Rock (Genesis, 2002)
'Another limited edition masterpiece from England's Genesis Publications.'—Washington
Post
'The
last word on the subject of Ziggy Stardust… few books are this
lovingly produced.'—GQ
'A very, very beautiful book indeed.'—Front Row (BBC Radio
4)
[for more about Moonage Daydream visit Genesis
website]
|
 |
|
Dylan
in Woodstock
by Elliott Landy
(Genesis, 2000)
'Ravishing photos of the man and the artist at
work and play at a crucial time in his life, packaged immaculately.'—Michael
Gray, author of Song and Dance Man III: The Art of Bob Dylan.
'These extraordinary photographs... capture his
brief dalliance in "the bliss of the commonplace".'—The
Guardian
'Elliott
Landy's pictures of Dylan and The Band capture that magical moment when
rock and roll went back to the woods and the mountains.'—Barney
Hoskyns, author of Across the Great Divide: The Band and America
[for
more about Dylan in Woodstock visit Genesis
website]
|
 |
|
Wyman
Shoots Chagall
by Bill Wyman (Genesis,
1998)
In 1976
Bill Wyman was introduced to a neighbour in the South of France, the
great artist Marc Chagall, then in his late eighties. They established
a warm friendship, meeting regularly for afternoon tea. Since his childhood
Wyman has been a keen photographer, and in France this talent blossomed.
Over several years he captured Chagall in the informal and intimate
images presented here.
[for
more about Wyman Shoots Chagall visit Genesis
website]
|
 |
|
|