Rock & pop music

Captures the singular flavour of Eurovision, charting its journey from the first competition in 1956 - just seven entrants, broadcast from a tiny venue in Switzerland with a studio audience of 200 - to the international extravaganza watched by millions of viewers that it has become today.. ..More

A lavishly illustrated tribute to the greatest entertainer of a generation.. ..More

So much has been said and written about the life and career of Michael Jackson that it has become almost impossible to disentangle the man from the myth. Cutting through tabloid rumours, this work traces the real story behind the Michael Jackson we see an. ..More

NYT bestselling author Ian Halperin pens the definitive book on the final years of Michael Jackson's life from deep within Jackson's inner circle. ..More

A lavishly illustrated tribute to the singer's life and career, written by a leading music journalist and including removable facsimile memorabilia.. ..More

Uncovers the truth behind the Beckhams' extraordinary lives as one of the world's most famous celebrity couples. This work provides insights into different events including David's fluctuating football career and his move from Real Madrid to LA Galaxy, the Rebecca Loos affair, and Victoria's own ever-evolving TV career.. ..More

A practical guide to forming a band, from understanding your instruments to recording and playing live. It is a step-by-step course in moving beyond playing alone to working with other musicians. It contains a package of two books, a DVD, and a CD.. ..More

The first volume in a series of memoirs by an influential musician and songwriter.. ..More

Music and photography have always shared a special relationship when an iconic musician is portrayed by a first-rate photographer, the resulting image is often transformative and transcendent, and a classic pop culture image is born. This title gathers more than 450 such legendary photographs of musicians.. ..More

When Paul McCartney told the world in 1970 that he had no plans to work with the Beatles again, it was widely viewed as a cultural tragedy by the media and public alike. This title tells the story of the Fab Four post 1969. It also charts the almost Shakespearean rivalry of the Lennon and McCartney families.. ..More