Former Rolling Stone Pens Blues Tribute

eweR, notes Former Rolling Stone Pens BluesTribute (NAPSA)—The blues has been more than just a feeling for a founding member of the Rolling Stones. For bass player Bill Wyman, the blues has served as a musical oy BY BILL i| WYMAN’: SILUIES ODYSSIEY A JouRNEY TO Music’s Heart & Sou = ci ante * A founding member of the Rolling Stones has written a book about the blues that is a laborof love. and spiritual inspiration, both on and off the stage. Now he pays tribute to the blues and the people who made the music in a book he describes as a labor of love. Said Wyman, “I wanted the opportunity to tell people more about why I love this music and to share with them its heritage.” Bill Wyman’s Blues Odyssey (DK Publishing $40.00) follows the growth of blues music as it spread from the Mississippi Delta to the world. It also tells the story of an art form that has been an expression of love and faith in the face of hard times and that eventually gavebirth to rock ‘n’roll. Filled with photographs, interviews and commentary, the book contains biographies and guides to the essential recordings and most influential artists—as well as the occasional nod to the exploits of the Rolling Stones. The book is available where booksare sold or by calling 1-877DIAL-DKP (342-5357).