Frank: The Making of a Legend
By (Author) James Kaplan
Little, Brown Book Group
Sphere
24th April 2012
3rd May 2012
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Musicians, singers, bands and groups
Composers and songwriters
Music: styles and genres
782.42164092
Paperback
800
Width 129mm, Height 195mm, Spine 40mm
541g
Who was Frank Sinatra and how did who he was lead to him creating such incomparable music
In FRANK, fans finally have a biography that goes more deeply into who he really was than any previous book about this extraordinary man.Kaplan writes with an addictive wiliness, vigour and feeling that suit his subject...to a tee - Daily Telegraph
Authoritative and enjoyable...important too - Sunday TimesA wealth of entertaining detail about the singer's career, gnawing personal insecurity, lavish sexual indulgence, and obsessive musical virtuosity - ObserverEvokes a sense of period with crackling energy - Daily ExpressVery few writers can write coherently about what makes music work. Fewer still can tell what makes it profound. Kaplan can - The AgeAt last, Sinatra has the biography he deserves - The Irish TimesJames Kaplan is a novelist and nonfiction writer whose essays, reviews and profiles have appeared in The New Yorker, the New York Times Magazine, Vanity Fair, Esquire and New York. He co-authored John McEnroe's autobiography, Serious, a number-one New York Times bestseller and co-authored the bestselling Dean and Me with Jerry Lewis. He lives in Westchester, New York, with his wife and three sons.