Solomon Lou (19 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some people chase fame. Lou chased the feeling.Growing up outside of Buffalo, New York - with a strict father, a music teacher who told him he'd never make it, and a blue Ludwig Rocker drum kit he had no business owning - Lou learned early that the most important things in life aren't the ones that come easy.Decades later, after raising two daughters and building a life, he found his way back to what he'd always loved: sitting behind a drum kit, playing music with people he trusted, in a room full of people who showed up just to have a good time.One Beat At A Time is the story of that journey - from practicing on a bucket in his living room to opening for Old Dominion, Eddie Money, and Cody Johnson. From backyard parties in Eden, New York to packed bars and Pennsylvania music festivals. From lineups that clicked to the moments they fell apart, and everything in between.This isn't a rock star memoir. There's no record deal, no arena tour, no tabloid drama. What there is - is fifty years of friendship, a band called The Rough Stock Band that was never quite perfect and always completely real, the loss of a friend he'll never stop missing, and the hard-earned understanding that the moments we spend doing exactly what we love, with people we genuinely care about, are the ones that stay with us forever.If you've ever chased something just because it made you feel alive - even when it was messy, even when it cost you - you'll find something of yourself in these pages.Pull up a chair. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Couverture souple. Condition: Comme neuf. Edition originale. Paris 2020 .1 Volume/1. - Neuf -- Broché sous affiche pliée en jaquette . Format 33,5 x 24 cm . -------- 320 pages avec 275 illustrations couleurs et N&B. ********************** Présentation éditeur : "" Ce livre-somme invite à découvrir et questionner l'uvre multiple du chorégraphe Alain Buffard, héritier des grandes figures de la danse des années 1980, qui participa au renouvellement de la scène française en croisant sa propre histoire et ses mythologies personnelles avec nombre des problématiques de son temps, de la question du sida à celle du post-colonialisme. L'ouvrage, qui rassemble à la fois de riches témoignages, une large iconographie et des documents d'archives inédits, éclaire le parcours, les créations et la pensée d'un artiste qui, par sa radicalité et la fécondité de ses interrogations, a créé une uvre complexe, toujours vivante et riche de questions non résolues, posées au monde et donc à nous-mêmes. "" ************************.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Some people chase fame. Lou chased the feeling.Growing up outside of Buffalo, New York - with a strict father, a music teacher who told him he'd never make it, and a blue Ludwig Rocker drum kit he had no business owning - Lou learned early that the most important things in life aren't the ones that come easy.Decades later, after raising two daughters and building a life, he found his way back to what he'd always loved: sitting behind a drum kit, playing music with people he trusted, in a room full of people who showed up just to have a good time.One Beat At A Time is the story of that journey - from practicing on a bucket in his living room to opening for Old Dominion, Eddie Money, and Cody Johnson. From backyard parties in Eden, New York to packed bars and Pennsylvania music festivals. From lineups that clicked to the moments they fell apart, and everything in between.This isn't a rock star memoir. There's no record deal, no arena tour, no tabloid drama. What there is - is fifty years of friendship, a band called The Rough Stock Band that was never quite perfect and always completely real, the loss of a friend he'll never stop missing, and the hard-earned understanding that the moments we spend doing exactly what we love, with people we genuinely care about, are the ones that stay with us forever.If you've ever chased something just because it made you feel alive - even when it was messy, even when it cost you - you'll find something of yourself in these pages.Pull up a chair.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some people chase fame. Lou chased the feeling.Growing up outside of Buffalo, New York - with a strict father, a music teacher who told him he'd never make it, and a blue Ludwig Rocker drum kit he had no business owning - Lou learned early that the most important things in life aren't the ones that come easy.Decades later, after raising two daughters and building a life, he found his way back to what he'd always loved: sitting behind a drum kit, playing music with people he trusted, in a room full of people who showed up just to have a good time.One Beat At A Time is the story of that journey - from practicing on a bucket in his living room to opening for Old Dominion, Eddie Money, and Cody Johnson. From backyard parties in Eden, New York to packed bars and Pennsylvania music festivals. From lineups that clicked to the moments they fell apart, and everything in between.This isn't a rock star memoir. There's no record deal, no arena tour, no tabloid drama. What there is - is fifty years of friendship, a band called The Rough Stock Band that was never quite perfect and always completely real, the loss of a friend he'll never stop missing, and the hard-earned understanding that the moments we spend doing exactly what we love, with people we genuinely care about, are the ones that stay with us forever.If you've ever chased something just because it made you feel alive - even when it was messy, even when it cost you - you'll find something of yourself in these pages.Pull up a chair. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some people chase fame. Lou chased the feeling.Growing up outside of Buffalo, New York - with a strict father, a music teacher who told him he'd never make it, and a blue Ludwig Rocker drum kit he had no business owning - Lou learned early that the most important things in life aren't the ones that come easy.Decades later, after raising two daughters and building a life, he found his way back to what he'd always loved: sitting behind a drum kit, playing music with people he trusted, in a room full of people who showed up just to have a good time.One Beat At A Time is the story of that journey - from practicing on a bucket in his living room to opening for Old Dominion, Eddie Money, and Cody Johnson. From backyard parties in Eden, New York to packed bars and Pennsylvania music festivals. From lineups that clicked to the moments they fell apart, and everything in between.This isn't a rock star memoir. There's no record deal, no arena tour, no tabloid drama. What there is - is fifty years of friendship, a band called The Rough Stock Band that was never quite perfect and always completely real, the loss of a friend he'll never stop missing, and the hard-earned understanding that the moments we spend doing exactly what we love, with people we genuinely care about, are the ones that stay with us forever.If you've ever chased something just because it made you feel alive - even when it was messy, even when it cost you - you'll find something of yourself in these pages.Pull up a chair. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. One Beat At A Time | Lou Solomon | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | NFB Publishing | EAN 9798995914068 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.