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Rolling Stones: Hot Stuff: The Ultimate Memorabilia Collection
- Contributions from Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood
- Over 1,400 photographs, featuring many rare and previously unpublished items of priceless memorabilia
- Foreword by Craig Kallman, Chairman and CEO of Atlantic Records
- Covers the entire history of the band
- Afterword by Bill German, Editor and Publisher of the Stones' fanzine Baggars Banquet
- Written by Guinness World Record holder Matt Lee
Matt Lee has been collecting Rolling Stones memorabilia for more than two decades. He amassed so much that he had to move house; he even has his own museum dedicated to Stones memorabilia and he is the Guinness World Record holder for the largest Stones memorabilia collection. For the first time, Rolling Stones: Priceless showcases his collection, which spans all decades, and tells the story of the Stones through their memorabilia as never before.
Book Details
- Publisher: Welbeck Publishing
- Publish Date: Oct 12nd, 2021
- Pages: 256
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 11.10in - 9.20in - 0.90in - 3.05lb
- EAN: 9781787393073
- Categories: • Genres & Styles - Rock• Music• Individual Composer & Musician
About the Author
Matt Lee is an avid collector of Rolling Stones memorabilia, described by AnOther magazine as 'the world's number one collector'. At the Rolling Stones' exhibition at London's Saatchi Gallery, the band borrowed various items from Matt's collection to fill their gaps. He has seen them play live more than 150 times and has appeared on radio, print and TV in his capacity as 'biggest Stones fan of all time' [ITV], expert and talking head. He was in the news in 2018 following his discovery of a long-lost Mick Jagger/Carly Simon recording.