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Focusing on the iconic 1960s power trio, this oral history delves into the experiences of Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Jack Bruce, who transformed the music scene from 1966 to 1968. It highlights their rise to fame, rivaling even The Beatles, and examines their influence on the progressive rock genre that emerged in the 1970s. Through personal accounts, the book captures the essence of their collaboration and the cultural impact they left behind.

An oral history captures the journey of British folk-rock pioneers Fairport Convention, featuring insights from over 300 fans and contributions from band members Simon Nicol and Dave Pegg. The narrative spans from the band's formation in 1967 to their 2022 Cropredy Convention, highlighting their enduring legacy and connection with fans at one of Britain's friendliest festivals. This unique perspective celebrates the band's impact on music and culture through the voices of those who have experienced their evolution firsthand.

The book captures the pivotal moment in 1972 when the Rolling Stones returned to perform in America, marking a significant event in rock history following the tragedy at Altamont. Against the backdrop of a changing music landscape, with the Beatles disbanded and iconic figures like Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin deceased, the Stones represented the resilience of rock and roll. The narrative explores themes of survival, legacy, and the evolving dynamics of the music scene during this transformative era.

Exploring the legacy of Pink Floyd, this oral history captures the voices of over 500 fans, offering a unique perspective on the band's impact and influence. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, readers gain insight into the emotional connections and experiences that the music has inspired across generations. This collective narrative not only highlights key moments in the band's history but also emphasizes the profound bond between the music and its listeners.

The narrative captures the essence of the iconic rock band, the Faces, through the voices of over 500 devoted fans. Formed from the remnants of the Small Faces and the Jeff Beck Group, the band, featuring Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood, became a prominent live act from 1969 to 1975, performing over 470 shows worldwide. Their journey is marked by wild performances and a rich legacy, culminating in their split after a legendary US tour, leaving behind a blend of music and memories cherished by fans.

An oral history of Pink Floyd in the words of over 500 fans

An oral history of rock band The Who in the words of over 500 fans

Over 300 fans, friends and celebrities choose their favourite songs by 'semi- legendary' Indie band The Wedding Present, nominating the one song that means the most to them and why.

An oral history of the rise of The Beatles to international superstars in the words of over 500 fans

An oral history of legendary rock band the Faces (featuring Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood) from 1969 to 1975