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New Sensations for Horse and Rider: Introducing Voice Training

1 review
Tanya Larrigan, Sir Paul McCartney

J. A. Allen, 2000

New Sensations For Horse & Rider: Introducing Voice Training
I saw the author giving a demonstration here in England with her horses, this was why I bought the book. I found it very easy to read and I loved the little stories that remind you things don't always go to plan when you are workng with horses,it has also tempted me to try my hand at driving. It is a very interesting book with lots of super photographs and I would really recommend it.

The Life and Works of Alfred Bestall: Illustrator of Rupert Bear

1 review
Caroline G. Bott

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, 2003

A delightful portrait of an illustrator's life
Bestall was illustrator of Rupert Bear, a popular set of cartoons for kids which appeared in Britain's Daily Express for thirty years. As such, many Americans may not find these family images; but any with a British background or knowledge will find them familiar far. Goddaughter Bott pieced together the life of her godfather and in LIFE AND WORKS provides a delightful portrait of an ...

More Lennon and McCartney: Jazz Play Along Series Volume 58 (Jazz Play Along)

1 review

Hal Leonard, 2006

More is good!
This is the book to get if you're a beginning musician - you can play along with the CD tracks. The music is written for any C, B-flat, or E-flat instrument. The lead sheets are easy to read and the split-track CD has melody cues. Songs include: 'The Long and Winding Road' and 'Norwegian Wood.'

Vegetarian New York City: The Essential Guide for the Health-Conscious Traveler

3 reviews
Suzanne Gerber

Globe Pequot, 2004

Vegetarian in NYC
This is an excellent reference for vegetarians living in New York City. The restaurants are grouped by location, which includes a map. For each restaurant, the author gives you the basic details (type of cuisine, pricing, hours of operation, etc.) followed by her review that includes recommendations on what to order.

Lennon and McCartney For The Harp

2 reviews
Sylvia Woods

Hal Leonard Corporation, 1998

Sylvia Woods has done it again!
This volume includes forty-six fun arrangements of familiar Lennon and McCartney tunes. All are arranged for both lever and pedal harp. Some have only a few lever or pedal changes, while others are more involved. Chord symbols, all the words, and a discography are also included. This volume is highly recommended for intermediate to advanced students and professionals alike.

The Beatles Anthology

216 reviews
Beatles, John Lennon, ...

Chronicle Books, 2002

Great Book - Great stories.
The only negative is the size of the book. There should be a smaller hardcover or paperback edition. The content is superb and a great coffee table book, but it's difficult to curl up with this book in bed.

Sun Prints

2 reviews
Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney, 2001

every photo a story
Sun printing relies on natural sunlight to produce an image on paper brushed with a mixture of minerals. Linda's sunprints have a mystical & elusive quality & in this modern woman's perspective we see combinations of spontaneous poses with still backgrounds; overlays & tonal changes in cyan & sepia. Such gently detailed, whimsical & earthy sights of a boy print or an amarylis; a castle reflected ...

Paul McCartney - Bass Master: Playing the Great Beatles Basslines

6 reviews
Gareth Morgan, Tony Bacon, ...

Backbeat Books, 2006

about time.
a criminally underrated musician , who handles bass lines as an integral part of the song, and at the same time makes them memorable. no matter what instrument you play, you can benefit a lot from any of the in depth song studies in this book. this is what bass playing is all about, power, melody and fun!.

Blackbird Singing: Lyrics and Poems, 1965-1999 (Signed Limited Edition)

2 reviews

W W Norton & Co Inc, 2001

Great!
I love this book, even though alot of the poems are songs that I've heard before, like "yesterday" and "maybe I'm amazed". I especially liked the poem he wrote for John (the title escapes me at the moment) and another called "jerk of all jerks". Overall, it's great, and I especially like the gold signature (on the normal version of the book).

The New Vegetarian Cookbook

1 review
Heather Thomas

Collins, 1997

British Vegetarian Recipes
I remember my best British meal like I ate it yesterday. It was October of 1993 and I'm driving a Peugeot from London to Bangor, Wales. I pull off the M6 in a town named Walsall, just north of Birmingham, and stop at a Balti shop operated by a Sikh "geez-ah". Everything I ate was made from scratch - mashed potatoes from real hand-peeled potatoes, fresh baked "nahn" bread (yummy!), and Walls ...

Paul McCartney

1 review
Paul mccartney

Fireside, 1981

Excellently crafted musical tabliture!
This music book contains some of the McCartney repertoire. Both Beatles and solo matierial is included. It is especially unique because of the McCartney drawn pictures included. The guitar tabs are magnificent and it truly shows McCartney's musical diversity. I highly recommend this book for anyone interested in McCarney's music.

Wings Complete

1 review
Paul McCartney

Random House Inc (P), 1977

A treasure for Paul's fans.
Although at present this title is unavilable from Amazon I recommend that you keep an eye on their site because if you are a Paul fan you'll want this. The book contains the almost all the sheet music from Pauls LP's from 1971-1976 (Ram,RRSpeedway,Wild(uhg)Life,Speed of Sound,Band on the Run,Venus&Mars,B-sides & songs written for other artists LP's-such as Ringo).If you're a musician you'll ...

Wingspan: Paul McCartney's Band on the Run

6 reviews
Paul McCartney, 2002

Lewisohn-McCartney
Has Paul McCartney finally found the writing partner to fill the void created by the breakup of his liaison with John Lennon? If "Wingspan" is anything to go by, then he may well have done so. Mark Lewisohn, the much-celebrated Professor Emeritus of Beatledom, proves himself to be the ideal sidekick to Macca, collaborating with the Great Man on a wonderfully informative book that leaves no stone ...

Linda McCartney's Sixties: Portrait of an Era

13 reviews
Linda McCartney

Bulfinch, 1992

Well Done!!
What a unique and delightful compilation Linda has put together in this book. It has a very "homey" feel, very comfortable and relaxed. Linda definitely had a feel for the right moment to snap the picture - these are as natural as anyone could hope for. What a kick to see so many of these people when they were so young and still often unknown. The family photos are gorgeous and a rare treat. ...

Blackbird Singing

23 reviews
Paul McCartney

Faber and Faber, 2002

McCartney is a musician, but his words are pure poetry...
This book looks like very little on the surface, especially if you know by heart (or own) the lyrics to many Beatles/McCartney songs. But this anthology is more than just lyrics, because the short selection of lyrics that were edited into this are ones that look and sound like poems. Actually there are many new (and many ones I had never read) poems in here, and most are not even songs ("Mother ...

Paul McCartney Paintings

13 reviews
Paul McCartney

Little, Brown, 2000

Unpretentious Art!
Regardless of the high brow reviews of this book, I chose to purchase this book to see if this was another celebrity who found art and realized their celebrity could sell their art. Bottom line I had hoped that McCartney's personality would triuumph and his down to earth philoposphy would come through. Indeed it did and this is the first Unpretentious book on Art I have ever read. If anyone has ...

John Lennon, My Brother

4 reviews
Julia Baird, Geoffrey Giuliano

Grafton, 1988

A Fresh View of John Lennon
John's sister, Julia Baird offers a unique perspective of John's life and his relationship with his Liverpool family. Other biographies merely gloss over John's family (with the exception of Mimi). I found out some interesting facts about the Stanley sisters. If you're a big John Lennon fan and you already know a lot of Lennon trivia, read this book for a fresh view point.(...)

Yesterday: Photographs of the " Beatles "

1 review
Robert Freeman

Weidenfeld & Nicholson, 1983

Treasure Trove of Beatle Treats
In addition to the high caliber text and photographs, readers will no doubt be delighted with the introduction by Paul McCartney. This is a must have for avid Beatle fans and no doubt more moderate fans and those becoming familiar with the Beatles will love this work as well.

Wide Open: Photographs

4 reviews

Bulfinch Press, 1999

Intense beauty in fleeting moments
She was, indeed, one of the best photographers of her generation. There is a terrific sense of reverence for the natural world in these photos, in which she demonstrates that nature provides the most satisfying, serene, and dramatic of images, if you look for them. And you need not travel to the Grand Canyon or the redwood forests to see them--looking out your back door, out the plane window, ...

Each One Believing: On Stage, Off Stage, and Backstage

8 reviews
Paul McCartney

Chronicle Books, 2004

Rock Show!
This book is a cornucopia of photographs and text. Paul McCartney, a veteran in the entertainment business and a class act to boot is clearly happy with himself and quite comfortable on stage, doing his job. No doubt fans as well as those with a more "moderate" interest in Paul McCartney as well as the Beatles will be delighted with this book. I love it! Paul McCartney is not only an ...

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