Oasis: The Rise , Legacy and Rebirth of Britpop Icons

By yahia press

IN THE EARLY 1990S, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, WAS A
CITY BRIMMING WITH MUSIC, CULTURE, AND
POSSIBILITY. OUT OF THIS VIBRANT BACKDROP EMERGED
A BAND THAT WOULD GO ON TO DEFINE AN ERA AND
CARVE THEIR PLACE IN ROCK HISTORY: OASIS.
IT ALL BEGAN IN 1991 WHEN LIAM GALLAGHER, A
CHARISMATIC AND FIERY YOUNG MUSICIAN, TEAMED UP
WITH GUITARIST PAUL "BONEHEAD" ARTHURS, BASSIST
PAUL "GUIGSY" MCGUIGAN, AND DRUMMER TONY
MCCARROLL TO FORM A NEW BAND. THE GROUP QUICKLY
STARTED MAKING NOISE IN MANCHESTER'S THRIVING
MUSIC SCENE, BUT THEY NEEDED A SPARK-SOMETHING
TO SET THEM APART FROM THE COUNTLESS OTHER ACTS
VYING FOR ATTENTION.
LIAM TURNED TO HIS OLDER BROTHER, NOEL GALLAGHER.
NOEL, A TALENTED GUITARIST AND SONGWRITER WITH A
VAULT OF ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS, JOINED THE BAND A
FEW MONTHS AFTER ITS FORMATION. FROM THAT
MOMENT, THE GROUP SOLIDIFIED INTO THE OASIS THE
WORLD WOULD COME TO KNOW AND LOVE. WITH NOEL
AS THE CREATIVE FORCE BEHIND THEIR MUSIC, THE BAND
FOUND ITS IDENTITY, BLENDING RAW, ANTHEMIC ROCK
WITH A SWAGGERING ATTITUDE THAT CAPTURED THE
SPIRIT OF THEIR GENERATION.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0FKBY52TX
• ISBN13: 9798294385668
• Release Date: July 2025
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 53 Pages
• Weight: 0.19 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.1" x 6.0"