Title:
BOBBY DARIN As Long As I'm Singing: The Bobby Darin Collection
Description:
A definitive 4-CD box set spotlighting the legendary pop pioneer! Contains 96 tracks spanning 15 years (1957-1972), seven record labels, and far-flung musical genres (rock 'n' roll, pop, swing, ragtime, Broadway, blues, folk, and country). Includes virtually all of Darin's chart singles, plus key album tracks and 11 previously unreleased sides! Comes complete with a deluxe booklet filled with photos, track-by-track info, and remembrances from his friends and peers. The ultimate Bobby Darin!
Title:
Iz: Voice of the People
Description:
Israel Kamakawiwo’ole: how many people know this name? What if I say “Over the rainbow/What a wonderful world” played with a ukulele? How many people don’t know this acoustic medley? Not many I guess. Israel Kamakawiwo’ole is the man who arranged and sung this beautiful interpretation and many more songs with his smooth and intense voice. His story is spread through the pages of this beautiful book with interviews, comments and more than 200 photos. A chance to get to know a man who meant so much for Hawaii, giving (as the title says) voice to the people by his songs and his strong love for his country. A man that was stronger than adversity and struggles, a man whose success was much more important in his personal life than in his carreer. After his death in 1997, as often happens, his voice and songs were heard all round the world but I think it’s better to remember the man and what he did during his intense life and this book is a perfect way to do it.
Author: Rick Carroll
Publisher: Bess Press
Pages: 182
Title:
Pop Art
Description:
Pop artists of the 1960s, heralded by the Great Andy Warhol, commented on everything from mainstream media to consumer society to advertising to product packaging with colorful and often comical works. Pop Art’s profound influence on contemporary art and culture remains prominent today. Nowhere else can you find so much Pop Art in such a compact, stylish book!
Title:
Ali Rap
Description:
“[Ali] would rap before they called it rap.” —Berry Gordy, Motown Founder
This book contains over 300 rap rhythms, witticisms, insults, wisecracks, politically incorrect quips, courageous stands and words of inspiration from the mind, heart and soul of the brash young Cassius Clay, as he steadily grew into the magnificent man who is Muhammad Ali. From a narcissistic self-promoter who eventually became a man of enduring spirituality through a journey of formidable tests, Ali has emerged as a true superhero in the annals of American history, and the Worldwide Ambassador of Courage and Conviction. This fresh, first-person book serves as a hilarious and moving hands-on autobiography by Muhammad Ali, the intrepid man of action who spoke in soundbites, all wittily and powerfully visualized by the provocateur graphic designer, George Lois.
Taschen Publisher
Title:
Young asians designers
Description:
When we think about the asian countries we surely think about booth the third world and the next economic world power. What we often miss is that Asia is also a big and creative design source. The new and young generations are coming out with ideas that will probably bring Asia to the leadership in this artistic field, also thanks to the fact that western people are more and more attracted by the that culture. What makes the asian designs innovative, is the mix between their old traditions and the modern market with the ability to always keep a perfect balance between them. In this way you find everyday objects re-designed as you’ve never seen before; a chair made in the shape of a butterfly, pillows like a keybord’s buttons or headphones holders made like a bone are just few of the many interesting artworks you can find in this book. Australian designers are mentioned too and represent an important chapter of the evolution, taking advantage of the proximity with the asian continent to manage together the western and the oriental, the old and the modern. Take a look at this book if you need to refresh your eyes and creative mind!
Publisher: Daab
Pagg. 399
Title:
Blues in Chicago
Description:
Written by Robert Ruggeri with the photos of Paolo Cavalcanti, this book has been published back in 1984 in ONLY 1.000 world-wide. Great black & white photos and original interviews to the legends of the blues such as B.B. King, Junior Wells, Otis Clay and many more to understand well the spirit of the so-called Chicago style
The rights of this book are open for the whole World so... if you wish to publish it in your country, get in touch with us.
Title:
Atomic Cocktails
Description:
Mixed Drinks for Modern Times
by Karen Brooks, Gideon Bosker & Reed Darmon
Title:
Vixens of Vinyl
Description:
The alluring ladies of vintage album covers
by Benjamin Darling