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From the country blues of the Deep South to the birth of rock in Memphis, from the cotton fields to Chicago's Chess Studios, Peter Guralnick met the illustrious pioneers (Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Jerry Lee Lewis) and magnificent losers (Skip James, Robert Pete Williams, Charlie Rich) who wrote some of the finest pages of American popular music, sometimes shortly before their demise.
First published in the U.S. in 1971, Feel Like Going Home has never before been published in France, and is now considered an exceptional document and an essential classic that inaugurates a new way of writing about music. As an intense, moving book that leaves you wanting more: to immerse yourself in the recordings with fresh ears. And finally, a timeless cult book by one of the two or three greatest writers on American musical culture.
Second-hand book in very good condition. (language : french)
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