Bloomsbury

Witty insights into the music and a chatty, conversational tone that creates a huddled intimacy around a record that drew some pretty stark dividing lines for both fans and band alike. Top-drawer... — Record CollectorMore…

Paris 1919 is in good hands here; author Mark Doyle is not only a passionate and knowledgeable music fan, he's also a Professor of History … A thoughtful, richly detailed exploration of the... — Ugly ThingsMore…

It is the bleak scenes of everyday Russian life, the school of hard knocks in which the genius was forged, that are the chief glory of a fine book — Sunday TelegraphMore…

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