
Guitar Breaks
A Guitar's Journey Through 1950s USA
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Narrated by:
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Kerry Shale
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By:
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John Hamilton
About this listen
Listen to the journey of "Rose", a Fender Stratocaster, through 1950s USA. Her story unfolds through the experiences of her owners.
Cliff, a country picker with Hank Williams, has a backstage musical encounter with a young Elvis. Josh, a songwriter recording with legendary producer Sam Phillips at Sun Studios, argues civil rights strategies with Martin Luther King. Zac, a young New York-based blues guitarist who works with Big Joe Turner and Muddy Waters, joins Buddy Holly during the final stages of his ill-fated Winter Dance Party tour in 1959.
This composite of Zelig meets Forrest Gump gives listeners insight into 1950s American social and music culture and a glimpse of the early forms of rock, country, and soul music that would revolutionize the youth of that generation.
©2020 John Hamilton (P)2020 John HamiltonThe story revolves around Rose, a newly built, soon-to-classic-guitar and the journey it takes through a crucial and formative period in US cultural and socio-political history. Rose is there at the centre of the development of modern popular music and the lives of the people who made it.
Written with a clear musical passion, moving and humourous, I’d recommend it to anyone with an ear for a good story and a good tune.
Audiobook at its best
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A great idea- music to illustrate the storyline
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The narrator had right voice for characters from both Southern and Northern States of USA.
A good listen.
Good story great Music
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Great Story
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