“Music is a language that doesn’t speak in particular words. It speaks in emotions, and if it’s in the bones, it’s in the bones.” ― Keith Richards
[edgtf_dropcaps type=”normal” color=”red” background_color=””]T[/edgtf_dropcaps]he evolution of music introduced instruments to breathe a more melodious harmony into it. The most ancient instrument found in Greek mythology was the lycra. As time moved on, music was available to a larger audience through radios, and later on, through concerts.
About the same time, genres were introduced and music became more than just a source of entertainment. It became the vocalist of the heart and soul — the release of frustration, the method of addressing current affairs and the source of revolutionary movements.
In short, music became life.
If you’re someone who has a taste for music, you definitely harbor the curiosity to get to know the famous person behind the voice. Music biographies introduce you to the private world of your idols. If you’re a rock, heavy metal, punk, hip-hop, rap or R&B fan, keep an eye on the latest music biographies of these legendary artists
Led Zeppelin by Led Zeppelin
A collaboration of Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and John Bonham formed the epic rock band: Led Zeppelin. Led Zeppelin is the first illustrated book published in the honor of their Golden Jubilee. The book features photographs of the group in candid moments, on and off stages, and from their personal collections. Fans will be spellbound to witness the artwork included in this book for the first time ever!
Prince: Before the Rain by Allen Beaulieu, Jim Walsh and Dez Dickerson
Another illustrated biography, Prince: Before the Rain, focuses on the artist’s rise in the industry to the very ascent of his purple glory. Featuring images captured by Allen Beaulieu both on and off stage (in candid moments as well as casual shots). Each image comes with the photographer’s reminiscence of the time of the picture helping this book encapsulate the life of Prince not only as a successful artist but also as an emerging one.
Heavy Duty: Days and Nights in Judas Priest by K.K. Downing
For the very first time in history, Judas Priest allows fans an insight into the world of heavy metal, revealing startling, comic and dark stories of the genre. The band also opens up about business mistakes, their identities and conflicts, as well as controversies that the band found themselves in.
Slowhand: The Life and Music of Eric Clapton by Philip Norman
Many would say that Eric Clapton is both an unrivalled and unparalleled famous guitarist. Triumphant over 17 Grammy’s, he permitted Philip Norman to dedicate a biographical book in the name of the rock guitarist’s success, life on stage, and personal experiences.
The Gospel According to Luke by Steve Lukather
In the narration of lead vocalist and guitarist for Toto, Steve Lukather’s insightful memoir tells the story of Toto from inception to success. The artist also talks about the creative music process of legends such as Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones. While keeping with some elements of fascination, he also reveals the secrets of the darker side of success and the American Dream.
The Autobiography of Gucci Mane by Gucci Mane
Voicing his thoughts from destitution during the time he spent as an inmate at a federal maximum security prison to express his feeling about his newfound stardom, Gucci Mane tells his tale meticulously and unapologetically while opening up to the reader.
So, are you ready to get down to the bottom of things? If so, grab a copy and take a deep dive into the world of your favorite music creators.