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Exploring John Graham McVie's Life
AMANDA. R. BRANSON
其他書名
A Life in Music
出版Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp, 2023-07-04
主題Performing Arts / General
ISBN9798851059704
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=8RcN0AEACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋This a compelling and enlightening trip through the life and musical career of one of rock 'n' roll's most important and mysterious personalities. In this informative biography, readers will examine the incredible career of John Graham McVie, the great bassist who became a vital component of the famed band Fleetwood Mac and made an unforgettable influence on the music business. From his modest origins in London, England, to his climb to popularity as a founding member of Fleetwood Mac, this book traces Mcvie's incredible journey through the ever-changing world of rock music. The biography uncovers the private life of a man who frequently remained enigmatic in the public eye. Follow McVie's musical growth, beginning from his early days with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers and to his defining years with Fleetwood Mac. As readers go further into the pages, they'll get a renewed understanding of McVie's unique bass-playing technique, which served as the basis for some of the most lasting and cherished songs in rock history. From the achingly beautiful " Rhiannon " to the rousing " Go Your Own Way," McVie's songs have left an unforgettable stamp on the hearts of music fans everywhere. Beyond the glitter and glamor of rock celebrity, "Steady Beat " uncovers the hurdles and personal problems McVie encountered along the road, shedding light on the toll of fame and the power of music as a form of healing and catharsis. A celebration of music, love, and resilience, "Steady Beat: The John Graham McVie Biography " is a must-read for both committed Fleetwood Mac fans and anybody interested in the transformational impact of music in the life of an artist. This painstakingly researched biography brings to life the man behind the bass guitar, giving an intimate portrayal of a musical prodigy whose steady rhythm continues to echo through generations of music aficionados.