Dire Straits: A Visual Biography (Softcover)

After their last studio album in 1991 and the tour that followed it, fans have eagerly awaited a Dire Straits reunion ever since. Whilst the likelihood of that remains incredibly slim, this book is a celebration of the band and their amazing musical accomplishments — with 'Sultans Of Swing', 'Private Investigations' and 'Money For Nothing' being just the tip of the iceberg!

 

From the early days of playing at London's Hope & Anchor in 1977, to the dizzying heights of the 1985-86 Brothers In Arms tour and beyond, this book documents it all.

 

With vintage interviews and reviews aplenty, the story of Dire Straits is one that needs to be told and this mammoth book is the most comprehensive biography of the band yet published.

 

Not only is the band’s story covered in detail through the narrative, but this lavish coffee table book is also visually stunning — illustrated throughout with numerous photos and items of memorabilia making this a highly desirable Dire Straits collectible.

 

Softcover: 210 x 297 mm,

240pp