Training Your Colt to Ride and Drive

By: Marilyn Carlson Childs

Training your colt to ride and drive [Unknown Binding] This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0668026103
• ISBN13: 9780668026109
• Release Date: January 1972
• Publisher: Arco Pub. Co
• Length: 136 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A Zelig-like, hysterically funny journey through modern popular culture!

I could NOT have enjoyed this book more! Andy Summers proves to be a terrific writer. The book follows his life from childhood to the break-up of the Police. I found myself laughing out loud often while reading this memoir. He's genuinely funny; describing a boxing match in which he was forced to participate in grade school, he comments that his loutish opponent burst from his corner towards him like "a dog with his tail...

Another Brilliant Work

The one thread that connects all of Andy Summer's varied projects is that each one of them is consistantly brilliant. Guitarist for The Police, jazz guitarist, photographer, and now author - you know that you will be getting a product that is of the highest quality. The book gives you the expected rundown of his Police years, but many people do not realize his rich experience in the music business long before that band came...

And, it's showtime...

So, I'm on the road myself, on my own book tour stuff. Oddly, I haven't got anything of my own along for the trip; the bookstores in question can hand me a copy to read to the people who come along. What I have got with me to read - the only thing - is Andy Summers' memoir. After the first couple of chapters, I've made myself a deal: I can pick it up anytime I like, except at bedtime, because if I try reading it then, I won't...

behind andy's camel

Out of all The Police guys, Andy had the most wicked sense of humor. He saw, and still sees, things a tad differently than the rest of us. Having chatted with him a few times in person, I can say he is a most interesting man. I had no idea he wrote so well. I was a bit surprised when I heard this book was coming out. Andy, despite his mischief in The Police, always seemed the most private of the three. I also learned a few...

A funny blitz-force adventure of the highest order!

This is an amazing "life story" told with heaping amounts of humor and insight -- easily accessible to both the hardcore Police fan, and the reader simply interested in gaining perspective on the churnings of the music business amidst a more spiritual pursuit. Andy uses his fantastic sense of humor to great effect here. I was constantly giggling at the absolute mayhem surrounding him at every turn. I had no idea he was...