Bücher von Mike Evans

The great British-American-male-female-old-new-blues-rockballad band: Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks' arrival to Fleetwood Mac, which transformed a British blues band into a major rock force, selling more than 100 million albums. The books captures the early blues era with founder Peter Green and the magic of Buckingham's and Nick's personalities, Mick Fleetwood's creativity, and John and Christine McVie's musicianship.One of the enduring rock bands in music history, Fleetwood Mac has been entertaining fans at sold-out performances for decades. Since their early days as a blues band, Fleetwood Mac propelled itself to pop relevance with the addition of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks in 1974. In Fleetwood Mac: Everywhere, musician and writer, Mike Evans, explores the story of the band and offers a celebration of their success with over 150 photos, song reviews, and interviews from over five decades of coverage.

When people think of Florida, what comes to mind are sandy beaches, alligators, and Mickey Mouse. Few realize that Florida was the third state to secede from the Union. It was also the smallest in population, being referred to as the "smallest tadpole in the dirty pool of secession."This work does not concern itself with the politics, issues of slavery, economics, or military strategies of the Civil War. Instead, it focuses directly on the history and service of one Florida unit: The Marion Light Artillery. Raised in North Central Florida, this unit would be the only Florida artillery battery to see active combat outside the state, beginning from Richmond, Kentucky, through most of the campaigns of the Army of Tennessee, until their surrender in May of 1865 at Meridian, Mississippi.

For a generation of musicians and fans, the late Ray Charles provided the catalyst that fused the genres of jazz, blues and gospel music. This book traces Ray Charles's story from the abject disadvantage of being orphaned, black and blind in the South of the 1930s to the height of international success.

The End of the Age is about what the Bible teaches about the great tribulation and the return of Jesus Christ. Both the Old and New Testaments are clear that there is a time of great distress and tribulation that will come at the end of this present age. This time of distress will be put to an end by the Lord Jesus Christ when he returns to the earth.The End of the Age discusses several passages from both the Old and New Testaments. Particular attention is given to the book of Revelation. Many of the visions and prophecies in Revelation pertain to the time of the great tribulation. The End of the Age explains the identities of: the two witnesses in Revelation 11, the woman in Revelation 12, the two beasts in Revelation 13, and the beast and the harlot in Revelation 17. The image of the beast who comes up out of the sea and the meaning of the number of the beast (666) are also explained. There is also a discussion on the seals, trumpets and bowls.