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Outtakes On Bob Dylan
Selected Writings 1967-2021 by Michael Gray, A compendium of over five decades of writing on Dylan for newspapers, magazines and journals by the pioneer of Bob Dylan Studies, plus a new extended essay on Rough And Rowdy Ways.
When Quiet Was the New Loud
Celebrating the Acoustic Airwaves 1998-2003. Tom Clayton’s affectionate reclaimation of the New Acoustic Movement, a musical era that although happened relatively recently, is already being purposefully forgotten.
The Chameleon Poet: Bob Dylan’s Search For Self
John Bauldie’s previously-unpublished work of forensic insight into Bob Dylan’s unique artistic journey.
Pit-folk and Peers – Volume I
The Remarkable History of the People of Fryston: Volume I – Echoes of Fryston Hall (1809-1908) David Waddington vividly resuscitates the nineteenth-century lives of the inhabitants of long-lost Fryston Hall.
Have A Bleedin Guess
The story of The Fall’s 1982 classic album Hex Enduction Hour by Paul Hanley, one of The Fall’s two drummers when Hex was created.
It’s The Beer Talking
Ian Claytons memoir on a life of adventures in public houses. ‘Brimming with laughter, tall stories, great memories and endless rounds of wonderful beer. It’s also a call to arms to save this unique institution.’ – Roger Protz, Editor Good Beer Guide 2000-2018
No One Else Could Play That Tune
In the first of a new incarnation of the Wanted Man Study Series, Clinton Heylin’s monograph is the perfect companion to the all-singing all-dancing boxed set of the complete New York sessions for Dylan’s fabled Blood On The Tracks: More Blood, More Tracks.
Thro My Eyes: A Memoir
Iain Matthews’s compelling memoir of a life on the road, in the studio and at home, through the eyes of one of our most enduring singer-songwriters. Choice of Paperback or Hardback Deluxe Edition complete with an accompanying double CDs.
What We Did Instead of Holidays
What We Did Instead of Holidays: A History of Fairport Convention and Its Extended Folk-Rock Family by leading music historian Clinton Heylin, a comprehensive new biography of Fairport Convention and their many offshoots, telling the full story of English folk-rock in its golden era (1968-1982).
Leave The Capital
Leave The Capital by Paul Hanley. A history of Manchester music and cultural emancipation.