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Why not purchase one of these e-books, penned by PA himself!

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“HIGHWAY STARS” it’s about, the automotive age, and the revolution there in. It’s about the rides that were “born to run” vehicles that scorched through the 20th century; and left tyre tracks right across its back, it’s about desire, passion, and rebellious glory.

These are the machines that rocked the world. The cars, trucks, and bikes, that stirred up the darkest corner of a person’s inner psyche, tattooing a torch song through the centre of their heart. Rides that seem to have rebellion coursing through their design. The wild, the beautiful and the quirky, honestly declaring their indictable intent, spinning their wheels into 20th century pop-culture.

“The Rolling Stones: As Long As The Guitar Plays It’ll Steal Your Heart Away: Before and Beyond Exile on Main St” is a poetic review of The Rolling Stones’ infamous album ‘Exile on Main St’.

This eBook looks at the influences that helped create such a significant album, such as the place in which they recorded, Villa Nellcôte.

Antony’s review of ‘Exile on Main St’ is a true tribute to the band who are considered one of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time (Rolling Stone magazine and Billboard) and is a must-read for any Rolling Stones fan. 

“Rock ‘n’ Roll Poetry” is a collection of thoughts running on an obvious theme. They are either, poems or rhymes inspired by 20th century popular music legends in some cases, in others it is just the feel of the subject which perhaps lends itself to the genre, and the style. Some were originally written as song lyrics. I had always been interested in lyrics, and the stories, or vignettes which they managed to convey. One evening while hosting my nightly radio show on Radio Luxembourg 208 (A pop music station which was nationally heard throughout the UK.) I thought as I listened to Springsteen and Dylan, two exemplary musical wordsmiths, I would have a try! So if you ever wondered what radio DJs do while the records are playing…well some try to write poetry!