On Stage, Off Stage
On Stage, Off Stage by Michael Bublé, published by Bantam in 2011, is a 304-page exploration of the author’s life, reflecting on his upbringing and musical influences. The narrative centers around Bublé’s experiences growing up in British Columbia, where he was inspired by his Italian grandfather and the legendary singers who shaped his passion for music.
Readers will find a blend of personal anecdotes and photographs that illustrate Bublé’s journey in the music industry. The book delves into themes of biography and cultural influences, providing insight into the entertainment and performing arts landscape that has defined his career. This edition offers a unique glimpse into the life of a musician, highlighting the connections between family, culture, and the art of performance.
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The son of a British Columbia-based salmon and herring fisherman, Michael Buble spent the months his parents were away with his music-loving Italian grandfather, who introduced him to the singers who would become his idols: Bobby Darin, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles and Elvis Presley. This book tells his story along with photographs.
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