This massive 920-page anthology explores popular music in all its guises through these ‘wrong-sided’ musicians – an unusual yet surprisingly coherent perspective. Mark Knopfler and Danny Gatton, two remarkable lefties that play right-handed, are also featured.
This massive 920-page anthology explores popular music in all its guises through these ‘wrong-sided’ musicians – an unusual yet surprisingly coherent perspective. Mark Knopfler and Danny Gatton, two remarkable lefties that play right-handed, are also featured.
This massive 920-page anthology explores popular music in all its guises through these ‘wrong-sided’ musicians – an unusual yet surprisingly coherent perspective. Mark Knopfler and Danny Gatton, two remarkable lefties that play right-handed, are also featured.
This massive 920-page anthology explores popular music in all its guises through these ‘wrong-sided’ musicians – an unusual yet surprisingly coherent perspective. Mark Knopfler and Danny Gatton, two remarkable lefties that play right-handed, are also featured.
This massive 920-page anthology explores popular music in all its guises through these ‘wrong-sided’ musicians – an unusual yet surprisingly coherent perspective. Mark Knopfler and Danny Gatton, two remarkable lefties that play right-handed, are also featured.
This massive 920-page anthology explores popular music in all its guises through these ‘wrong-sided’ musicians – an unusual yet surprisingly coherent perspective. Mark Knopfler and Danny Gatton, two remarkable lefties that play right-handed, are also featured.
This massive 920-page anthology explores popular music in all its guises through these ‘wrong-sided’ musicians – an unusual yet surprisingly coherent perspective. Mark Knopfler and Danny Gatton, two remarkable lefties that play right-handed, are also featured.
This massive 920-page anthology explores popular music in all its guises through these ‘wrong-sided’ musicians – an unusual yet surprisingly coherent perspective. Mark Knopfler and Danny Gatton, two remarkable lefties that play right-handed, are also featured.
This massive 920-page anthology explores popular music in all its guises through these ‘wrong-sided’ musicians – an unusual yet surprisingly coherent perspective. Mark Knopfler and Danny Gatton, two remarkable lefties that play right-handed, are also featured.
This massive 920-page anthology explores popular music in all its guises through these ‘wrong-sided’ musicians – an unusual yet surprisingly coherent perspective. Mark Knopfler and Danny Gatton, two remarkable lefties that play right-handed, are also featured.