ISBN: 9781845135348 - the north will rise again: manchester music city 1976-1996 (30 resultados)

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Condición: Good. : Sumérgete en la vibrante escena musical de Mánchester entre 1976 y 1996 con 'The North Will Rise Again'. Este libro de John Robb explora la evolución de la ciudad como un centro clave para la música, capturando la energía y la innovación de una generación. Descubre las historias detrás de los artistas y las canciones que definieron una era. EAN: 9781845135348 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Arte y Cultura Título: The North Will Rise Again Autor: John Robb Idioma: en Páginas: 394 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. An extraordinary history. The range of voices breathing new life into past events is vast' **** Mojo The Morrissey and Marr recollections are particularly revealing' The Word The Buzzcocks. Joy Division. The Fall. The Smiths. The Stone Roses. The Happy Mondays. Oasis. Manchester has proved to be an endlessly rich seam of pop-music talent over the last 30 years. Highly opinionated and usually controversial, stars such as Mark E. Smith, Morrissey, Ian Brown and the Gallagher brothers have always had plenty to say for themselves. Here, in John Robb's new compilation, Manchester's gobbiest musicians tell the story of the city's thriving music scene in their own words. When the Buzzcocks put on the Sex Pistols at Lester Free Hall in 1976, they kickstarted a musical revolution and a fervent punk scene exploded. In 1979 the legendary Tony Wilson founded Factory Records, the home of Joy Division/New Order and later the Happy Mondays. The Hacienda, the Factory nightclub, became notorious in the late 1980s as a centre of the influential Madchester scene, led by the Mondays and the Stone Roses, with a unique style and sound of its own. Then, from the ashes of Madchester rose ueber-lads Oasis, the kings of Britpop and the biggest UK band of the 1990s. John Robb is a leading music journalist and the author of the bestselling biography of the Stone Roses. His other books include Punk: An Oral History, The Charlatans We Are Rock and The Nineties: What the F**k Was That All About? He lives in Manchester. The real story of the Manchester scene in the words of the musicians, promoters, club owners, managers and pundits. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Condición: New. 2010. Paperback. The real story of the Manchester scene in the words of the musicians, promoters, club owners, managers and pundits. Num Pages: 400 pages. BIC Classification: 1DBKENL; AVGP; AVGU. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 197 x 129 x 32. Weight in Grams: 324. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. An extraordinary history. The range of voices breathing new life into past events is vast' **** Mojo The Morrissey and Marr recollections are particularly revealing' The Word The Buzzcocks. Joy Division. The Fall. The Smiths. The Stone Roses. The Happy Mondays. Oasis. Manchester has proved to be an endlessly rich seam of pop-music talent over the last 30 years. Highly opinionated and usually controversial, stars such as Mark E. Smith, Morrissey, Ian Brown and the Gallagher brothers have always had plenty to say for themselves. Here, in John Robb's new compilation, Manchester's gobbiest musicians tell the story of the city's thriving music scene in their own words. When the Buzzcocks put on the Sex Pistols at Lester Free Hall in 1976, they kickstarted a musical revolution and a fervent punk scene exploded. In 1979 the legendary Tony Wilson founded Factory Records, the home of Joy Division/New Order and later the Happy Mondays. The Hacienda, the Factory nightclub, became notorious in the late 1980s as a centre of the influential Madchester scene, led by the Mondays and the Stone Roses, with a unique style and sound of its own. Then, from the ashes of Madchester rose ueber-lads Oasis, the kings of Britpop and the biggest UK band of the 1990s. John Robb is a leading music journalist and the author of the bestselling biography of the Stone Roses. His other books include Punk: An Oral History, The Charlatans We Are Rock and The Nineties: What the F**k Was That All About? He lives in Manchester. The real story of the Manchester scene in the words of the musicians, promoters, club owners, managers and pundits. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Condición: New. The real story of the Manchester scene in the words of the musicians, promoters, club owners, managers and pundits.KlappentextrnrnA history of the Manchester music scene since the 1970s, with interviews with the musicians, promoters, club ow.

Paperback. Condición: New. ' An extraordinary history. The range of voices breathing new life into past events is vast' **** Mojo ' The Morrissey and Marr recollections are particularly revealing' The Word The Buzzcocks. Joy Division. The Fall. The Smiths. The Stone Roses. The Happy Mondays. Oasis. Manchester has proved to be an endlessly rich seam of pop-music talent over the last 30 years. Highly opinionated and usually controversial, stars such as Mark E. Smith, Morrissey, Ian Brown and the Gallagher brothers have always had plenty to say for themselves. Here, in John Robb' s new compilation, Manchester' s gobbiest musicians tell the story of the city' s thriving music scene in their own words. When the Buzzcocks put on the Sex Pistols at Lester Free Hall in 1976, they kickstarted a musical revolution and a fervent punk scene exploded. In 1979 the legendary Tony Wilson founded Factory Records, the home of Joy Division/New Order and later the Happy Mondays. The Hacienda, the Factory nightclub, became notorious in the late 1980s as a centre of the influential Madchester scene, led by the Mondays and the Stone Roses, with a unique style and sound of its own. Then, from the ashes of Madchester rose ü ber-lads Oasis, the kings of Britpop and the biggest UK band of the 1990s. John Robb is a leading music journalist and the author of the bestselling biography of the Stone Roses. His other books include Punk: An Oral History, The Charlatans . We Are Rock and The Nineties: What the F**k Was That All About? He lives in Manchester. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The North Will Rise Again | Manchester Music City 1976-1996 | John Robb | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2010 | Quarto Publishing PLC | EAN 9781845135348 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. An extraordinary history. The range of voices breathing new life into past events is vast' **** Mojo The Morrissey and Marr recollections are particularly revealing' The Word The Buzzcocks. Joy Division. The Fall. The Smiths. The Stone Roses. The Happy Mondays. Oasis. Manchester has proved to be an endlessly rich seam of pop-music talent over the last 30 years. Highly opinionated and usually controversial, stars such as Mark E. Smith, Morrissey, Ian Brown and the Gallagher brothers have always had plenty to say for themselves. Here, in John Robb's new compilation, Manchester's gobbiest musicians tell the story of the city's thriving music scene in their own words. When the Buzzcocks put on the Sex Pistols at Lester Free Hall in 1976, they kickstarted a musical revolution and a fervent punk scene exploded. In 1979 the legendary Tony Wilson founded Factory Records, the home of Joy Division/New Order and later the Happy Mondays. The Hacienda, the Factory nightclub, became notorious in the late 1980s as a centre of the influential Madchester scene, led by the Mondays and the Stone Roses, with a unique style and sound of its own. Then, from the ashes of Madchester rose ueber-lads Oasis, the kings of Britpop and the biggest UK band of the 1990s. John Robb is a leading music journalist and the author of the bestselling biography of the Stone Roses. His other books include Punk: An Oral History, The Charlatans We Are Rock and The Nineties: What the F**k Was That All About? He lives in Manchester. The real story of the Manchester scene in the words of the musicians, promoters, club owners, managers and pundits. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …