Genesis A Biography

Genesis A Biography by Dave Bowler, published by Sidgwick & Jackson in 1992, offers an in-depth exploration of the music group Genesis, which has been creating records for 25 years. This first edition, comprising 294 pages, chronicles the band’s evolution from their progressive rock roots in the early 1970s under Peter Gabriel to the more mainstream sounds that developed with Phil Collins. The narrative is enriched by extensive interviews with band members, collaborators, producers, and friends, providing a comprehensive account of their journey.
Readers will find a detailed examination of the band’s history, highlighting key transitions and musical developments over the decades. The book delves into the dynamics within the group and the influences that shaped their sound, reflecting on the broader context of music during their active years. With a focus on both the artistic and personal aspects of the band’s story, this biography serves as a valuable resource for fans of music and photography, offering insights into the creative process behind Genesis’s enduring legacy.
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The music group Genesis have been making records for 25 years. In this book the authors tell the band’s full story, from progressive rock in the early 1970s under Peter Gabriel to the more popular sounds that emerged with the arrival of Phil Collins. The book features extensive interviews with the band members, their collaborators, producers and friends.
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