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Power's staggeringly deep history will likely stand as the definitive tale of the man who founded Led Zeppelin.
Page-turningly compelling . . . Power does a towering job weaving his conversations with former colleagues with existing Page interviews into the fullest account yet of the guitarist's life.--Kris Needs
With loads of fun details and disclosures, Power's portrait of Page will thrill rock fans.
Martin Power, using exhaustive research and memoirs from old friends and colleagues, has managed to produce the fullest account yet of the guitarist's life.
The most complete portrait of Jimmy Page's career to date, combining not only sonic biographical detail but astute observations and analysis of every single Led Zeppelin album and song.
Refreshing . . . an extensive, diligently researched and thoughtfully narrated account of the band's musical director, and arguably most cryptic figure, Jimmy Page.
Reseña del editor:
Using new and exclusive interviews Martin Power tells the full story of Jimmy Page's long career. Starting with the early Sixties session scene when the teenage Page contributed to recordings by The Who, The Rolling Stones, Tom Jones and many more, the author goes on to explore Page's time in The Yardbirds, the band that would metamorphose into the legendary Led Zeppelin.Supported by album reviews, rare photographs, a full discography and candid conversations with Page's friends, managers and musical collaborators, author Martin Power's No Quarter: The Three Lives Of Jimmy Page represents the most comprehensive and up-to-date biography yet written about Jimmy Page—a "one man guitar army" and true music legend.
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