ISBN: 9781789523539 - Talking Heads on Track: Every Album, Every Song (23 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. Few artists canlegitimately claim to have created truly groundbreaking popular music, butTalking Heads is one of them. Like Elvis, the Beatles, Bob Dylan and Radiohead(who took their name from a Talking Heads song), Talking Heads recorded some ofthe most memorable rock and roll of the past seventy-five years. In hissong-by-song discussion of their work, American musician and journalist DavidStarkey looks at how David Byrne, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison and TinaWeymouth emerged from New York's mid-1970s punk scene and quickly distinguishedthemselves as innovative musicians.    Led by the enigmatic and wildly originalByrne, Talking Heads' list of classic songs includes 'Psycho Killer','Take Meto the River', 'Once in a Lifetime', 'Burning Down the House', 'This Must Bethe Place (Naive Melody)', 'Road to Nowhere' and '(Nothing But) Flowers.' Twoof their eight albums, More Songs About Buildings And Food and Remain in Light,are listed among Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums.    Drawing frequently on first-person accountsfrom members of the band, Starkey brings to life the composition and recordingof each song, pointing out hidden patterns in Byrne's lyrics and ensuring thateach member of Talking Heads receives credit for their contribution to thisunparalleled body of work.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Few artists canlegitimately claim to have created truly groundbreaking popular music, butTalking Heads is one of them. Like Elvis, the Beatles, Bob Dylan and Radiohead(who took their name from a Talking Heads song), Talking Heads recorded some ofthe most memorable rock and roll of the past seventy-five years. In hissong-by-song discussion of their work, American musician and journalist DavidStarkey looks at how David Byrne, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison and TinaWeymouth emerged from New York's mid-1970s punk scene and quickly distinguishedthemselves as innovative musicians.    Led by the enigmatic and wildly originalByrne, Talking Heads' list of classic songs includes 'Psycho Killer','Take Meto the River', 'Once in a Lifetime', 'Burning Down the House', 'This Must Bethe Place (Naive Melody)', 'Road to Nowhere' and '(Nothing But) Flowers.' Twoof their eight albums, More Songs About Buildings And Food and Remain in Light,are listed among Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums.    Drawing frequently on first-person accountsfrom members of the band, Starkey brings to life the composition and recordingof each song, pointing out hidden patterns in Byrne's lyrics and ensuring thateach member of Talking Heads receives credit for their contribution to thisunparalleled body of work.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Few artists can legitimately claim to have created truly groundbreaking popular music, but Talking Heads is one of them. Like Elvis, the Beatles, Bob Dylan and Radiohead (who took their name from a Talking Heads song), Talking Heads recorded some of the most memorable rock and roll of the past seventy-five years. In his song-by-song discussion of their work, American musician and journalist David Starkey looks at how David Byrne, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison and Tina Weymouth emerged from New York's mid-1970s punk scene and quickly distinguished themselves as innovative musicians. Led by the enigmatic and wildly original Byrne, Talking Heads' list of classic songs includes 'Psycho Killer','Take Me to the River', 'Once in a Lifetime', 'Burning Down the House', 'This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)', 'Road to Nowhere' and '(Nothing But) Flowers.' Two of their eight albums, More Songs About Buildings And Food and Remain in Light, are listed among Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums. Drawing frequently on first-person accounts from members of the band, Starkey brings to life the composition and recording of each song, pointing out hidden patterns in Byrne's lyrics and ensuring that each member of Talking Heads receives credit for their contribution to this unparalleled body of work. AUTHOR: David Starkey is an American writer and musician. A former Santa Barbara Poet Laureate and a long-time reviewer for the Santa Barbara Independent, he is also the author of the novel Poor Ghost, about a plane crash that killed most of the members of a legendary rock band. Toad the Wet Sprocket frontman Glen Phillips called Poor Ghost 'the best band that never was.') A lifelong musician, Starkey plays with various groups in Santa Barbara, California, including the Winehounds, and with drummer Eric Prothero, he records and performs as Falstaff Riley Fewartists can legitimately claim to have created truly groundbreaking popularmusic, but Talking Heads is one of them. All eight of the bands studio albums had chart success in the UK. The bands concert film Stop Making Sense is considered one of the greatest of all time. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Few artists can legitimately claim to have created truly groundbreaking popular music, but Talking Heads is one of them. Like Elvis, the Beatles, Bob Dylan and Radiohead (who took their name from a Talking Heads song), Talking Heads recorded some of the most memorable rock and roll of the past seventy-five years. In his song-by-song discussion of their work, American musician and journalist David Starkey looks at how David Byrne, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison and Tina Weymouth emerged from New York's mid-1970s punk scene and quickly distinguished themselves as innovative musicians. Led by the enigmatic and wildly original Byrne, Talking Heads' list of classic songs includes 'Psycho Killer','Take Me to the River', 'Once in a Lifetime', 'Burning Down the House', 'This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)', 'Road to Nowhere' and '(Nothing But) Flowers.' Two of their eight albums, More Songs About Buildings And Food and Remain in Light, are listed among Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums. Drawing frequently on first-person accounts from members of the band, Starkey brings to life the composition and recording of each song, pointing out hidden patterns in Byrne's lyrics and ensuring that each member of Talking Heads receives credit for their contribution to this unparalleled body of work. AUTHOR: David Starkey is an American writer and musician. A former Santa Barbara Poet Laureate and a long-time reviewer for the Santa Barbara Independent, he is also the author of the novel Poor Ghost, about a plane crash that killed most of the members of a legendary rock band. Toad the Wet Sprocket frontman Glen Phillips called Poor Ghost 'the best band that never was.') A lifelong musician, Starkey plays with various groups in Santa Barbara, California, including the Winehounds, and with drummer Eric Prothero, he records and performs as Falstaff Riley Fewartists can legitimately claim to have created truly groundbreaking popularmusic, but Talking Heads is one of them. All eight of the bands studio albums had chart success in the UK. The bands concert film Stop Making Sense is considered one of the greatest of all time. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Few artists canlegitimately claim to have created truly groundbreaking popular music, butTalking Heads is one of them. Like Elvis, the Beatles, Bob Dylan and Radiohead(who took their name from a Talking Heads song), Talking Heads recorded some ofthe most memorable rock and roll of the past seventy-five years. In hissong-by-song discussion of their work, American musician and journalist DavidStarkey looks at how David Byrne, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison and TinaWeymouth emerged from New York's mid-1970s punk scene and quickly distinguishedthemselves as innovative musicians.    Led by the enigmatic and wildly originalByrne, Talking Heads' list of classic songs includes 'Psycho Killer','Take Meto the River', 'Once in a Lifetime', 'Burning Down the House', 'This Must Bethe Place (Naive Melody)', 'Road to Nowhere' and '(Nothing But) Flowers.' Twoof their eight albums, More Songs About Buildings And Food and Remain in Light,are listed among Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums.    Drawing frequently on first-person accountsfrom members of the band, Starkey brings to life the composition and recordingof each song, pointing out hidden patterns in Byrne's lyrics and ensuring thateach member of Talking Heads receives credit for their contribution to thisunparalleled body of work.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Few artists can legitimately claim to have created truly groundbreaking popular music, but Talking Heads is one of them. Like Elvis, the Beatles, Bob Dylan and Radiohead (who took their name from a Talking Heads song), Talking Heads recorded some of the most memorable rock and roll of the past seventy-five years. In his song-by-song discussion of their work, American musician and journalist David Starkey looks at how David Byrne, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison and Tina Weymouth emerged from New York's mid-1970s punk scene and quickly distinguished themselves as innovative musicians. Led by the enigmatic and wildly original Byrne, Talking Heads' list of classic songs includes 'Psycho Killer','Take Me to the River', 'Once in a Lifetime', 'Burning Down the House', 'This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)', 'Road to Nowhere' and '(Nothing But) Flowers.' Two of their eight albums, More Songs About Buildings And Food and Remain in Light, are listed among Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums. Drawing frequently on first-person accounts from members of the band, Starkey brings to life the composition and recording of each song, pointing out hidden patterns in Byrne's lyrics and ensuring that each member of Talking Heads receives credit for their contribution to this unparalleled body of work. AUTHOR: David Starkey is an American writer and musician. A former Santa Barbara Poet Laureate and a long-time reviewer for the Santa Barbara Independent, he is also the author of the novel Poor Ghost, about a plane crash that killed most of the members of a legendary rock band. Toad the Wet Sprocket frontman Glen Phillips called Poor Ghost 'the best band that never was.') A lifelong musician, Starkey plays with various groups in Santa Barbara, California, including the Winehounds, and with drummer Eric Prothero, he records and performs as Falstaff Riley Fewartists can legitimately claim to have created truly groundbreaking popularmusic, but Talking Heads is one of them. All eight of the bands studio albums had chart success in the UK. The bands concert film Stop Making Sense is considered one of the greatest of all time. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Few artists canlegitimately claim to have created truly groundbreaking popular music, butTalking Heads is one of them. Like Elvis, the Beatles, Bob Dylan and Radiohead(who took their name from a Talking Heads song), Talking Heads recorded some ofthe most memorable rock and roll of the past seventy-five years. In hissong-by-song discussion of their work, American musician and journalist DavidStarkey looks at how David Byrne, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison and TinaWeymouth emerged from New York's mid-1970s punk scene and quickly distinguishedthemselves as innovative musicians.    Led by the enigmatic and wildly originalByrne, Talking Heads' list of classic songs includes 'Psycho Killer','Take Meto the River', 'Once in a Lifetime', 'Burning Down the House', 'This Must Bethe Place (Naive Melody)', 'Road to Nowhere' and '(Nothing But) Flowers.' Twoof their eight albums, More Songs About Buildings And Food and Remain in Light,are listed among Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums.    Drawing frequently on first-person accountsfrom members of the band, Starkey brings to life the composition and recordingof each song, pointing out hidden patterns in Byrne's lyrics and ensuring thateach member of Talking Heads receives credit for their contribution to thisunparalleled body of work.…