Counting Down The Rolling Stones: Their 100 Finest Songs

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Counting Down The Rolling Stones: Their 100 Finest Songs

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Beviglia is a master at painting word pictures that put you into the songs he is counting down. His artful use of language to help the reader understand the nuances of the music and the undertones which give life to the lyrics is magical. Although you might not agree with the order in which he places the songs his explanations are mesmerizing. You don't even have to be a fan of The Rolling Stones to share in his love for their music and its place in musical history. Not only do you find interesting tidbits about the musicians, their music, and life, but you also begin to see the era which gave rise to this sound. As the author states, The Stones were masters of the art, but also transparent, through their music, about the world in which they lived. This tome belongs in every music library, not just relegated to those who are fans of The Rolling Stones. Beviglia compares and contrast the music and musicians of the time helping us gain a greater understanding where we have been and how we have gotten to where we are. Anyone who loves music (and who doesn't?) will enjoy this book as you listen to the music and gain a greater understanding and appreciation for it.
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