Terry Burrows Libri

Lavishly illustrated, comprehensive, authoritative—this definitive guide to the most important and groundbreaking guitars is the perfect book for aspiring musicians and serious fans alike. This latest volume in the hugely popular 1001 series surveys the world’s most popular musical instrument. Popular culture has enjoyed an intense love affair with the guitar in both its acoustic and electric forms. Although quite ancient, the guitar only achieved recognition as a serious instrument in the late nineteenth century. Since then, it has become the world’s most consequential instrument, and contemporary music is unimaginable without it. Never before have so many guitars been profiled within a single illustrated volume, from the earliest Spanish baroque models to the latest Gibson Robot series with computer-controlled self-tuning capabilities and onboard sound-processing features. From the classic and obscure to the simple and high-tech, the most notable guitars from Fender, Ibanez, Epiphone, Les Paul, Martin, and numerous other brands are featured in this one-of-a-kind book. Illustrated with striking color photographs, the book reveals what makes each model special, which well-known musicians use it, and the hit songs in which it can be heard. Details about technical and design specifications are included, and lively texts highlight some of the greatest guitar performances of all time.

Learn how to play and keyboard instrument and master associated technology, such as MIDI programming and sequencing, digital sampling and computer hard-disk recording.

“The Twentieth Century is unique in human history. The Last hundred years have been captured not just in words, as in previous centuries, but also in visual detail with photographs, film, and video. The greatest images of this era are combined here with authoritative text to document our times with immediacy and clarity.”

The electric guitar is arguably the most important musical instrument of the modern age. This book explains how to buy the right instrument and set it up, and how to play. It demonstrates basic techniques and chords, and introduces genres such as rock 'n' roll, jazz, heavy rock, metal and blues.

Tells the story of the Beatles band, from their early beginnings to the international supergroup that they became. This memorabilia includes: 1957 Quarrymen programme; 1961 receipt from the Top Ten Club in Hamburg; 1963 poster of Beatles concert with Billy J Kramer in support; and, 1964 ticket stub from Atlantic City concert.

The Nuremberg trials marked a pivotal moment in international law, as high-ranking Nazi officials faced charges for war crimes and crimes against humanity. This detailed account by Terry Burrows includes shocking excerpts from original transcripts, revealing chilling admissions from the accused alongside harrowing testimonies from victims. The narrative sheds light on the profound impact of these trials, exposing the full extent of the atrocities committed during the Nazi regime and setting a precedent for future justice.

As part of the "Keep It Simple Series", this title shows how to master the basics of guitar playing, discover different musical styles, and learn how to make your own recordings. Written by an expert in the field, the book includes full-color photos and illustrations throughout.

El Chapo's life is a gripping saga of crime, ambition, and escape. Starting as a farmhand, he ascended to lead the Sinaloa Cartel, becoming a billionaire and Public Enemy Number One. The narrative details his dramatic arrest in Guatemala, his ability to orchestrate cartel operations from prison, and his notorious escape in a laundry cart. The book also covers his recapture and extradition for a landmark trial, complemented by chilling photographs and insights into the brutal world of drug trafficking.

Exploring a range of historical scandals, this book delves into the intertwining lives of politicians, celebrities, and corporate leaders who misused their influence. It addresses infamous events, such as alleged affairs involving American presidents and the Watergate scandal, alongside modern controversies like the Cambridge Analytica data breach. By examining these shocking incidents, the narrative reveals how power can lead to moral failings and the consequences faced by those involved.