Summer reading: The People’s Songs by Stuart Maconie

The People's Songs by Stuart Maconie

Who? Stuart Maconie

What? Nothing brings together a people like music and that’s perhaps the very thing that underpins the success of The People’s Songs by Stuart Maconie. The book looks at 50 songs which have shaped modern Britain and affected our world. It’s not just about the classics however as you’ll be sure to find a few unexpected mentions.

When? Available now

Where? Available online and in store

How? Buy now from Amazon

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