(click to view larger and read the list of musicians)

9.5"x11", 208 pages
Hardcover with French-fold Jacket
Retail: $60 U.S.

Our price: $40 U.S.

In the new coffee-table book Everybody I Shot Is Dead, Canadian photographer/author Deborah Chesher pays tribute to forty-eight musicians she shot in Vancouver and Los Angeles between 1974 and 1979, who have since passed away. With access to the world of rock’n’roll that most can only dream of, she not only captured amazing images of these legendary performers, but also personal memories and captivating behind-the-scenes stories.

Chesher’s collection of over four hundred of her never-before-seen iconic photographs is accompanied by biographies and her personal reflections of a time when music was the magic that drove a generation.

Look Inside EVERYBODY I SHOT IS DEAD:

Read more about the musicians and the making of the book at
Deborah's Everybody I Shot Is Dead blog.

About the author: In 1979, Deborah Chesher designed and edited Starart, a coffee-table book debuting the fine art of music icons Joni Mitchell, John Mayall, Klaus Voormann, Ron Wood, Cat Stevens and George “Commander Cody” Frayne. She also held gallery shows with original art from the book, with opening galas attended by the elite of the rock’n’roll world. See more of Starart, including video clips of the shows and Deborah’s appearance Merv Griffin here.

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