The Rolling Stones are celebrating their 50th anniversary on the 12th of July and to mark the occasion The eBook People and one small seed are giving away the first part of a 2000-page eBook on the legendary English band.
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The eBook collects, resurrects and digitalizes old articles, interviews and photographs of the band that would otherwise have been forgotten in old archives. The crowd-funded book comes in two parts, each covering 25 years of the bands career.
This is the largest eBook ever published on The Rolling Stones running over 2.000 pages. It contains without exception high quality press content – with original articles and interviews from back in the ’60s, some of them digitalized for the first time. The eBook is enriched with more than 130 carefully selected images.Original footage has been adapted for the digital age to be accessible to readers on all platforms.
How to Win
Now you can stand a chance to win a free copy of the first instalment of the eBook, covering their first 25 years from 1962 to 1986. To win just write on our Facebook wall and Tweet us your favorite Rolling Stone lyric.
Image : Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary eBook
Image : Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary eBook
Image : Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary eBook
Image : Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary eBook
Image : Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary eBook
Image : Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary eBook
Image : Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary eBook
Original footage has been adapted for the digital age to be accessible to readers on all platforms.By unearthing old material the aims to take readers as far back as a time when peace and love still seemed possible, London was the hippest place to be and the Stones were the coolest new band around.
Few bands have a legacy like the Rolling Stones, who have left a permanent mark on worldwide music culture. Whether it’s in the dusty record collection of an aging fan, the t-shirt of a girl who’s never listened to them before, or the earphones of a kid discovering them for the first time, the Stones are still iconic and loved.
Words: Adam Alexander
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