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The Last Sultan
- The Life and Times of Ahmet Ertegun
- Narrated by: Robert Fass
- Length: 13 hrs and 53 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 11-21-11
- Language: English
- Publisher: Tantor Audio
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $29.22
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Publisher's Summary
The definitive biography of the king of the rock 'n' roll business, Ahmet Ertegun, the founder of Atlantic Records.
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- Steven
- 03-08-12
A Man More Than Fascinating
Greenfield takes you on an amazing journey through the life of a music business legend. Ertegun discovered Ray Charles, Aretha, CS&N, Led Zep and so many more. You feel as if you are at clubs, concerts, and meetings with so many musical heavies. The stories told are amazing.
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- Bob
- CENTERPORT, NY, United States
- 12-15-11
Great Story about a great story teller
Where does The Last Sultan rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
If Bill Graham was the father of concerts, Ahmet was of the record business. Both were great story tellers who both loved their artists and love the business which they created. I loved every second of this book as well as the book about Mr. Wexler. Together these two bookends did what MOrris Levy never could and more. God bless you Ahmet, Jerry and of course Miriam.
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- MG
- Albuquerque, NM, United States
- 02-04-12
Great book for Baby Boomers
If you could sum up The Last Sultan in three words, what would they be?
Great music, musicians
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LIFE, by Keirth Richards. Both books are about the music that shaped many of our lives. Both books describe the energy of the music industry, and tell detailed, specific background stories about the music and musicians we know and love. The subject of the book led a charmed life, and charmed people along the way.
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- Rob G.
- Indianapolis, IN United States
- 10-27-14
Entertaining look at a true one of a kind man.
In a business full of larger than life characters, Ahmet Ertegun stands out. Born into the high life, he gravitated towards dives and juke joints. Equally comfortable with the highest of high society and the backest of backwoods, Ertegun's life was a pretty pretty colorful one. Along the way, he co-founded Atlantic records, and introduced the world to many important musical acts, helping to build an impressive legacy in the music industry.
As someone who is fascinated with the music business, this is a priceless story. Ertegun's lengthy and amazing career showed him able to navigate the boardrooms that came to dominate the business and still maintain his reputation as an artist's best friend. There will never be another like him, that much is for sure.
The Last Sultan does a pretty good job of telling this story and I learned quite a bit I hadn't heard before. One thing I really appreciated was that Greenfield choose to focus more on the business side of things rather than devolve into a tabloid tell all. Considering how much Ahmet loved the fast life (and sex, drugs and rock and roll) it's pretty impressive that he steered this direction.
I'd highly recommend this book for anyone interested in the music business.
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- Arthur
- North Kitsap County, Washington, USA
- 01-24-13
Could also be called The Real King of Rock
Amazing chronicle of a man who's love for American roots music fueled the movement we now know as rock and roll. Ertegun began as a collector of jazz and blues records to become one of the most influencial people in the record industry. Discovering acts like Ray Charles, Buffalo Springfield, Sonny & Cher and Led Zeppelin to name a few. As well as producers Phil Spector, David Geffin Tom Dowd and list just keeps going. Ahmet Ertegun seemed to be in the vicinity of just about every important event in popular music for over 50 years.
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- Jordan Anthony Swain
- 09-17-17
This book was phenomenal! A must read biography!
This book was phenomenal. it did such a wonderful job of highlighting the luminary life of an extraordinary man pioneer to such diverse tastes of music and culture. Whether you are a music lover, aspiring artist, or someone who enjoys a great autobiography, I highly recommend this book, for it is well written, well storied and provides a rare behind the scenes glimpse in the last 75 years music, culture and history that transcends one artist, genre of music but truly touches a wider tapestry of culture.
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- TIMOTHY
- BARRINGTON, IL, United States
- 11-12-12
FANTASTIC STORY OF A RECORD PIONEER.
If you could sum up The Last Sultan in three words, what would they be?
INSPIRATIONAL-INSITEFUL-HISTORIC
What did you like best about this story?
THE ASPECT THAT THIS MAN THE CONSUMATE DEAL MAKER. WITH PANACHE, COURAGE, AND A FORWARD VIEW. ADDING A FAIRNESS TO AN INDUSTRY THAT IS RIFE WITH SWIDLERS.
Which character – as performed by Robert Fass – was your favorite?
NONE. HIS AFFECTATION WHERE SILLY.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
"THE MAN WHO MADE OUR MUSIC."
Any additional comments?
THE CONSUMATE BOOK ON THE MUSIC AND INDUSTRY THAT PRODUCED THE SOUNDTRACK OF MY GENERATION.
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- Michael
- NY, NY, United States
- 10-07-15
Music to my Heart
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
The story is fantastic, it's told perfectly, this guy is the Forest Gump of all music, it's just amazing.
What other book might you compare The Last Sultan to and why?
Bad Q. The guy started Atlantic Records and was present fort he birth and growth of Rock & Roll. The book is the who's who of everything form the 50's to present day. Just fantastic
What about Robert Fass’s performance did you like?
Did well
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
I listened to it over a month, I looked for excuses to listen longer, (taking extra time to get home). It's a fantastic story, told well, w/ great exposed history.
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