Brushes with Music: With Strokes in 1960s British Rock
Opal Louis Nations
(Author)
Description
British-born artist, poet and singer Opal Louis Nations writes of his meetings with singers and musicians plus music friends on the 1960s English rock scene. Encounters include "brushes" with the likes of Alexis Korner, the Who, Ringo Starr and Paul Jones, among others. He vividly describes his early musical influences as a teenager growing up in England in the 1950s and his struggles to make it as a recording artist on the popular music scene of the Sixties.
Product Details
Price
$7.98
Publisher
Scat Trax
Publish Date
December 03, 2014
Pages
64
Dimensions
5.98 X 0.13 X 9.02 inches | 0.22 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780692343692
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Opal Louis Nations has worked in the music business for many years as producer of over a hundred CD collections for various record companies and has been a collector of all types of Post-War black music since he was a teenager. During the mid-1960s he worked as lead vocalist in London clubs with his own group, the Frays, and later the Alexis Korner Quartet. He helped popularize American soul-based R&B and gospel music in Great Britain. He currently spends his time researching and preserving music on indie labels, writing articles for various music magazines and producing CD collections for a number of reissue record labels both in the U.S. and in England. His biography of the gospel group The Sensational Nightingales was recently published by Black Scat Books.