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What's big and purple and lives in the Ocean? (1971)
DE NWISBN: 9783283012854 bzw. 3283012857, in Deutsch, Olms, Zürich, Schweiz, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, Lieferzeit: 11 Tage, zzgl. Versandkosten.
Moby Grape heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus.„How did we manage to get into this situation, where all these people were coming to hear us? Why did that happen? And, why did all the shitty stuff happen? A lot has to do with luck.“ Don Stevenson, Moby GrapeMoby Grape are a genuine cult phenomenon. Their story, a mixture of myth and truth, is a cautionary tale, a triumph, and a tragedy all at once. Though they are seen as a symbol of 1960s San Francisco, Moby Grape were never actually a part of the city’s counterculture movement. Yet they were immersed in it, sharing stages with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, and many more. Moby Grape’s five members came together from very different backgrounds, bursting onto the San Francisco scene in the fall of 1966. With their diverse pedigree, they were nothing less than musical alchemists, yet they were also rebels. Their blending of genres within a tight songwriting framework contrasted sharply with that of many of their SF peers. Following the release of the band’s debut album in 1967, you could see everyone from Ringo Starr to Jimi Hendrix sporting a ‘Moby Grape Now!’ button. But in the months that followed, they were dogged by mismanagement, bad marketing, a scandalous drug bust, and general rock’n’roll mayhem. It seemed like it was all over in 1969, but in 1971 Moby Grape staged rock’s first full-on reunion. Since then, they have fought to retain ownership of their own name, while two members of the band struggled with homelessness and mental illness. Despite all of this, they produced one of the best albums of the era, and today they are heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus. Drawing on extensive interviews with surviving members of the band and those around them, What’s Big and Purple and Lives in the Ocean? finally tells the full story of one of the great cult bands of the 60s.
Moby Grape heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus.„How did we manage to get into this situation, where all these people were coming to hear us? Why did that happen? And, why did all the shitty stuff happen? A lot has to do with luck.“ Don Stevenson, Moby GrapeMoby Grape are a genuine cult phenomenon. Their story, a mixture of myth and truth, is a cautionary tale, a triumph, and a tragedy all at once. Though they are seen as a symbol of 1960s San Francisco, Moby Grape were never actually a part of the city’s counterculture movement. Yet they were immersed in it, sharing stages with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, and many more. Moby Grape’s five members came together from very different backgrounds, bursting onto the San Francisco scene in the fall of 1966. With their diverse pedigree, they were nothing less than musical alchemists, yet they were also rebels. Their blending of genres within a tight songwriting framework contrasted sharply with that of many of their SF peers. Following the release of the band’s debut album in 1967, you could see everyone from Ringo Starr to Jimi Hendrix sporting a ‘Moby Grape Now!’ button. But in the months that followed, they were dogged by mismanagement, bad marketing, a scandalous drug bust, and general rock’n’roll mayhem. It seemed like it was all over in 1969, but in 1971 Moby Grape staged rock’s first full-on reunion. Since then, they have fought to retain ownership of their own name, while two members of the band struggled with homelessness and mental illness. Despite all of this, they produced one of the best albums of the era, and today they are heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus. Drawing on extensive interviews with surviving members of the band and those around them, What’s Big and Purple and Lives in the Ocean? finally tells the full story of one of the great cult bands of the 60s.
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What`s big and purple and lives in the Ocean? - The Moby Grape Story. Englische Originalausgabe. (1971)
DE PB NWISBN: 9783283012854 bzw. 3283012857, in Deutsch, Edition Olms, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
What`s big and purple and lives in the Ocean?:: Moby Grape heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus. `How did we manage to get into this situation, where all these people were coming to hear us Why did that happen And, why did all the shitty stuff happen A lot has to do with luck.` Don Stevenson, Moby Grape Moby Grape are a genuine cult phenomenon. Their story, a mixture of myth and truth, is a cautionary tale, a triumph, and a tragedy all at once. Though they are seen as a symbol of 1960s San Francisco, Moby Grape were never actually a part of the city`s counterculture movement. Yet they were immersed in it, sharing stages with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, and many more. Moby Grape`s five members came together from very different backgrounds, bursting onto the San Francisco scene in the fall of 1966. With their diverse pedigree, they were nothing less than musical alchemists, yet they were also rebels. Their blending of genres within a tight songwriting framework contrasted sharply with that of many of their SF peers. Following the release of the band`s debut album in 1967, you could see everyone from Ringo Starr to Jimi Hendrix sporting a `Moby Grape Now!` button. But in the months that followed, they were dogged by mismanagement, bad marketing, a scandalous drug bust, and general rock`n`roll mayhem. It seemed like it was all over in 1969, but in 1971 Moby Grape staged rock`s first full-on reunion. Since then, they have fought to retain ownership of their own name, while two members of the band struggled with homelessness and mental illness. Despite all of this, they produced one of the best albums of the era, and today they are heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus. Drawing on extensive interviews with surviving members of the band and those around them, What`s Big and Purple and Lives in the Ocean finally tells the full story of one of the great cult bands of the 60s. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
What`s big and purple and lives in the Ocean?:: Moby Grape heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus. `How did we manage to get into this situation, where all these people were coming to hear us Why did that happen And, why did all the shitty stuff happen A lot has to do with luck.` Don Stevenson, Moby Grape Moby Grape are a genuine cult phenomenon. Their story, a mixture of myth and truth, is a cautionary tale, a triumph, and a tragedy all at once. Though they are seen as a symbol of 1960s San Francisco, Moby Grape were never actually a part of the city`s counterculture movement. Yet they were immersed in it, sharing stages with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, and many more. Moby Grape`s five members came together from very different backgrounds, bursting onto the San Francisco scene in the fall of 1966. With their diverse pedigree, they were nothing less than musical alchemists, yet they were also rebels. Their blending of genres within a tight songwriting framework contrasted sharply with that of many of their SF peers. Following the release of the band`s debut album in 1967, you could see everyone from Ringo Starr to Jimi Hendrix sporting a `Moby Grape Now!` button. But in the months that followed, they were dogged by mismanagement, bad marketing, a scandalous drug bust, and general rock`n`roll mayhem. It seemed like it was all over in 1969, but in 1971 Moby Grape staged rock`s first full-on reunion. Since then, they have fought to retain ownership of their own name, while two members of the band struggled with homelessness and mental illness. Despite all of this, they produced one of the best albums of the era, and today they are heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus. Drawing on extensive interviews with surviving members of the band and those around them, What`s Big and Purple and Lives in the Ocean finally tells the full story of one of the great cult bands of the 60s. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
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What's Big and Purple and Lives in the Ocean (1971)
EN NWISBN: 9781911036319 bzw. 1911036319, in Englisch, neu.
Moby Grape are a genuine cult phenomenon. Their story, a mixture of myth and truth, is a cautionary tale, a triumph, and a tragedy all at once. Though they are seen as a symbol of 1960s San Francisco, Moby Grape were never actually a part of the city's counterculture movement. Yet they were immersed in it, sharing stages with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, and many more. Moby Grape's five members came together from very different backgrounds, bursting onto the San Francisco scene in the fall of 1966. With their diverse pedigree, they were nothing less than musical alchemists, yet they were also rebels. Their blending of genres within a tight songwriting framework contrasted sharply with that of many of their San Francisco peers With the release of their debut album in 1967, you could see everyone from Ringo Starr to Jimi Hendrix sporting a ?Moby Grape Now!' button. But in the months that followed, they were dogged by mismanagement, bad marketing, a scandalous drug bust, and general rock'n'roll mayhem. It seemed like it was all over in 1969, but in 1971 Moby Grape staged rock's first fullon reunion. Since then, they have fought to retain ownership of their own name, while two members of the band struggled with homelessness and mental illness. Despite all of this, they produced one of the best albums of the era, and today they are heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus. Drawing on extensive interviews with the surviving members of the band, What's Big and Purple and Lives in the Ocean? finally tells the full story of one of the great cult bands of the '60s.
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What's Big And Purple And Lives In The Ocean?: The Moby Grape Story
EN NWISBN: 9781911036319 bzw. 1911036319, in Englisch, Jawbone Press, neu.
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Cam Cobb, Books, Entertainment, What's Big And Purple And Lives In The Ocean?: The Moby Grape Story, Moby Grape are a genuine cult phenomenon. Their story, a mixture of myth and truth, is a cautionary tale, a triumph, and a tragedy all at once.Though they are seen as a symbol of 1960s San Francisco, Moby Grape were never actually a part of the city’s counterculture movement. Yet they were immersed in it, sharing stages with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, and many more.Moby Grape’s five members came together from very different backgrounds, bursting onto the San Francisco scene in the fall of 1966. With their diverse pedigree, they were nothing less than musical alchemists, yet they were also rebels. Their blending of genres within a tight songwriting framework contrasted sharply with that of many of their San Francisco peersWith the release of their debut album in 1967, you could see everyone from Ringo Starr to Jimi Hendrix sporting a ‘Moby Grape Now!’ button. But in the months that followed, they were dogged by mismanagement, bad marketing, a scandalous drug bust, and general rock’n’roll mayhem. It seemed like it was all over in 1969, but in 1971 Moby Grape staged rock’s first full-on reunion. Since then, they have fought to retain ownership of their own name, while two members of the band struggled with homelessness and mental illness.Despite all of this, they produced one of the best albums of the era, and today they are heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus. Drawing on extensive interviews with the surviving members of the band, What’s Big and Purple and Lives in the Ocean? finally tells the full story of one of the great cult bands of the '60s.
Cam Cobb, Books, Entertainment, What's Big And Purple And Lives In The Ocean?: The Moby Grape Story, Moby Grape are a genuine cult phenomenon. Their story, a mixture of myth and truth, is a cautionary tale, a triumph, and a tragedy all at once.Though they are seen as a symbol of 1960s San Francisco, Moby Grape were never actually a part of the city’s counterculture movement. Yet they were immersed in it, sharing stages with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, and many more.Moby Grape’s five members came together from very different backgrounds, bursting onto the San Francisco scene in the fall of 1966. With their diverse pedigree, they were nothing less than musical alchemists, yet they were also rebels. Their blending of genres within a tight songwriting framework contrasted sharply with that of many of their San Francisco peersWith the release of their debut album in 1967, you could see everyone from Ringo Starr to Jimi Hendrix sporting a ‘Moby Grape Now!’ button. But in the months that followed, they were dogged by mismanagement, bad marketing, a scandalous drug bust, and general rock’n’roll mayhem. It seemed like it was all over in 1969, but in 1971 Moby Grape staged rock’s first full-on reunion. Since then, they have fought to retain ownership of their own name, while two members of the band struggled with homelessness and mental illness.Despite all of this, they produced one of the best albums of the era, and today they are heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus. Drawing on extensive interviews with the surviving members of the band, What’s Big and Purple and Lives in the Ocean? finally tells the full story of one of the great cult bands of the '60s.
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What's Big and Purple and Lives in the Ocean?: The Moby Grape Story
EN PB NWISBN: 9781911036319 bzw. 1911036319, in Englisch, 288 Seiten, Jawbone Press, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Not yet published.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.com.
Moby Grape are a genuine cult phenomenon. Their story, a mixture of myth and truth, is a cautionary tale, a triumph, and a tragedy all at once. Though they are seen as a symbol of 1960s San Francisco, Moby Grape were never actually a part of the city’s counterculture movement. Yet they were immersed in it, sharing stages with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, and many more. Moby Grape’s five members came together from very different backgrounds, bursting onto the San Francisco scene in the fall of 1966. With their diverse pedigree, they were nothing less than musical alchemists, yet they were also rebels. Their blending of genres within a tight songwriting framework contrasted sharply with that of many of their San Francisco peers With the release of their debut album in 1967, you could see everyone from Ringo Starr to Jimi Hendrix sporting a ‘Moby Grape Now!’ button. But in the months that followed, they were dogged by mismanagement, bad marketing, a scandalous drug bust, and general rock’n’roll mayhem. It seemed like it was all over in 1969, but in 1971 Moby Grape staged rock’s first full-on reunion. Since then, they have fought to retain ownership of their own name, while two members of the band struggled with homelessness and mental illness. Despite all of this, they produced one of the best albums of the era, and today they are heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus. Drawing on extensive interviews with the surviving members of the band, What’s Big and Purple and Lives in the Ocean? finally tells the full story of one of the great cult bands of the '60s., Paperback, Label: Jawbone Press, Jawbone Press, Product group: Book, Published: 2018-04-18, Studio: Jawbone Press.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.com.
Moby Grape are a genuine cult phenomenon. Their story, a mixture of myth and truth, is a cautionary tale, a triumph, and a tragedy all at once. Though they are seen as a symbol of 1960s San Francisco, Moby Grape were never actually a part of the city’s counterculture movement. Yet they were immersed in it, sharing stages with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, and many more. Moby Grape’s five members came together from very different backgrounds, bursting onto the San Francisco scene in the fall of 1966. With their diverse pedigree, they were nothing less than musical alchemists, yet they were also rebels. Their blending of genres within a tight songwriting framework contrasted sharply with that of many of their San Francisco peers With the release of their debut album in 1967, you could see everyone from Ringo Starr to Jimi Hendrix sporting a ‘Moby Grape Now!’ button. But in the months that followed, they were dogged by mismanagement, bad marketing, a scandalous drug bust, and general rock’n’roll mayhem. It seemed like it was all over in 1969, but in 1971 Moby Grape staged rock’s first full-on reunion. Since then, they have fought to retain ownership of their own name, while two members of the band struggled with homelessness and mental illness. Despite all of this, they produced one of the best albums of the era, and today they are heralded by countless luminaries of rock music and rock criticism, from Robert Plant to Robert Christgau, Tom Waits to Greil Marcus. Drawing on extensive interviews with the surviving members of the band, What’s Big and Purple and Lives in the Ocean? finally tells the full story of one of the great cult bands of the '60s., Paperback, Label: Jawbone Press, Jawbone Press, Product group: Book, Published: 2018-04-18, Studio: Jawbone Press.
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What's big and purple and lives in the Ocean? (2018)
DE PB NWISBN: 3283012857 bzw. 9783283012854, in Deutsch, Edition Olms, Taschenbuch, neu.
What's big and purple and lives in the Ocean?: ab 19.99 € als Taschenbuch: The Moby Grape Story. Englische Originalausgabe. . Auflage 2018. Aus dem Bereich: Bücher, Kunst & Musik,.
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What's big and purple and lives in (2018)
DE PB NWISBN: 9783283012854 bzw. 3283012857, in Deutsch, Olms, Zürich, Schweiz, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Next Day, Versandkostenfrei.
Erscheinungsdatum: 05/2018, Medium: Taschenbuch, Einband: Kartoniert / Broschiert, Titel: What's big and purple and lives in the Ocean?:, Titelzusatz: The Moby Grape Story. Englische Originalausgabe., Auflage: 2018, Autor: Cobb, Cam, Verlag: Edition Olms, Sprache: Englisch, Schlagworte: Pop // Musik // Band // Musikgruppe // Sänger // Sängerin // Singen // Musiker // Bands und Gruppen, Rubrik: Musik // Allg. Handbücher, Lexika, Seiten: 302, Abbildungen: mit ca. 40 Fotos., Gewicht: 569 gr, Verkäufer: averdo.
Erscheinungsdatum: 05/2018, Medium: Taschenbuch, Einband: Kartoniert / Broschiert, Titel: What's big and purple and lives in the Ocean?:, Titelzusatz: The Moby Grape Story. Englische Originalausgabe., Auflage: 2018, Autor: Cobb, Cam, Verlag: Edition Olms, Sprache: Englisch, Schlagworte: Pop // Musik // Band // Musikgruppe // Sänger // Sängerin // Singen // Musiker // Bands und Gruppen, Rubrik: Musik // Allg. Handbücher, Lexika, Seiten: 302, Abbildungen: mit ca. 40 Fotos., Gewicht: 569 gr, Verkäufer: averdo.
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What's big and purple and lives in the Ocean?: The Moby Grape Story. Englische Originalausgabe.
EN PB NWISBN: 9783283012854 bzw. 3283012857, in Englisch, 320 Seiten, 2018. Ausgabe, Edition Olms, Taschenbuch, neu.
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