Keith’s grandfather, Theodore Augustus Dupree lived near Seven Sisters Road, in a house filled with instruments and cakes.
A nostalgic look back at happy childhood days as the Rolling Stone star remembers his grandfather – a former big band player who encouraged his grandson to take up the guitar, in this charming picture book whimsically illustrated by Keith Richards’ daughter.
A nostalgic look back at happy childhood days as the Rolling Stone star remembers his grandfather – a former big band player who encouraged his grandson to take up the guitar, in this charming picture book whimsically illustrated by Keith Richards’ daughter.
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A celebration of a love of music and the special relationship that can only exist between children and their grandparents.
...[a] charming picture book that tells the story of Keith Richards and his relationship with his grandfather...whimsically illustrated by Keith Richards' daughter
He is not just a credit to Sidcup Art School; he is an inspiration to every London child who peeps a recorder or strums a guitar. I cannot think of another member of the British artistic, cultural or media world who has done so much or who has so widely penetrated the global consciousness. David Attenborough? Stephen Fry? He knocks them into a cocked hat... Arise Sir Keef, I say, and if there were any damn merit in it, he would have the Order of Merit, too.