David Harley Bücher

The Harleys (All Nations College & OMF) tell their story to inspire a new generation of international mission.

The book showcases the artistic talent of Eddie Parker, an amateur artist and engineer, through his drawings of historic Shrewsbury buildings. It combines his illustrations with historical context and contemporary photographs of the same sites, enhancing the reader's experience. This new edition features color photographs, distinguishing it from the previous version. The collaboration between Eddie's daughter Eve and the author highlights a shared passion for preserving Shropshire's rich history through art.

Set in the early 80s, this work reflects on the author's contributions to a revue focused on the world of work, directed by Maggie Ford. It draws from the album "Hands of the Craftsman," while also incorporating extensive supplementary content. This includes historical anecdotes, unpublished pieces, and additional writings that align with the revue's themes, providing a rich exploration of the subject matter beyond the original performance. The book offers a unique blend of music, history, and personal insights.

Focusing on an alternative guitar stringing and tuning technique, this textbook explores Nashville stringing, which produces a bright, treble-heavy sound ideal for creating unique effects. It addresses related tunings and essential setup considerations for both electric and acoustic guitars. Additionally, the book features links to sample sound files that demonstrate the technique and its potential to mimic other instruments, making it a valuable resource for musicians seeking to expand their sound palette.

Exploring the music of David Harley, this book delves into the album "Tears of Morning," which intertwines songs and poetry, particularly drawing from Housman's "A Shropshire Lad." It highlights connections to Shropshire and the Welsh Marches, providing rich commentary on the historical, traditional, musical, and biographical context surrounding the featured works. This first installment in the series offers readers a deep understanding of the inspirations behind the music and poetry.