More than thirty years ago, the Rolling Stones conquered America with Exile on Main Street. Their previous tour had been chaotic and ended tragically with the death of a fan in Altamont. The subsequent tour, known as the "Stones Touring Party," was even more extravagant in the gossip: bigger shows, an extensive entourage, and more excesses.
Robert Greenfield reported on this legendary tour and delivered a compelling insider story. Ian Rankin calls the book "one of the best rock stories ever." The result: a fascinating look behind the scenes, including Lee Radziwill, Truman Capote, Hefner's Playboy Mansion, and even a stint in prison.
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- Dutch language users, level C2
- Education, self-study, and work
- Readers interested in culture and music history
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"One of the greatest rock books ever written."--GQ