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Why is catalogue shopping responsible for Jonathan Ross's inimitable sense of style

Why might wearing cape and mask be a fast track to heaven

Why does Jonathan wince every time he sees a Hoover

And why did he fall in love with a deep-sea diver

Why

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In this compelling memoir, Thomas Paul Burgess recounts his time as a member of Ruefrex, one of Northern Irelands most successful punk rock bands. Through a series of revealing vignettes, he traverses strife-torn Belfast and bohemian London, revealing another side of the punk rock story.

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This book offers the life story of the actor and musician who is perhaps the most bankable star in Hollywood today.

How did Will Smith rise to the top of the Hollywood A-list

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This book examines the career of Willie Dixon, detailing his skills as a singer, songwriter, arranger, and producer. This volume also charts the development of his songwriting techniques from his early professional career to his mature period, exploring his philosophy of songwriting and its social, historical, and cultural background.

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Why does Willie Nelson keep going down the road, steady as a mountain stream, creating an illusion for the millions that sit in awe of him as he sings the same repertoire night after night

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Although women may have found greater film success in the areas of screenwriting, editing, design, and producing, there have certainly been many whose contributions as directors are quite significant. This guide to their careers and films profiles the most noteworthy. Chapters are divided into two segments: biographical and critical.

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Autobiography of Brian Wilson, of the Beach Boys fame including fame, addiction and frank revelations

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Wounds to Bind bears witness to lost and hopeful convergence in American history-that missing link between the folk and rock eras-when Bob Dylan and Sammy Davis Jr. were played on the same radio station in the same hour. A survivor of the human realignments, tragedies and tri...

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The memoirs of dancer, producer and director Peter Wright, one of the foremost dance creators from the 1950s to today

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It's the first (and probably last) celebrity memoir from beloved character actor William Sanderson. He put an awful lot of work into this. Please buy it.

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A musician of rare artistry, the self-effacing yet charismatic Yo-Yo Ma connects with his audiences with startling effectiveness. Above all, he is committed to the ever-evolving musical odyssey of his Silk Road Ensemble, itself part of a broader Silk Road Project aiming to explore the deep and varied artistic connections between East and West.

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Though born into privilege and inheriting a fortune, Willie Donaldson ended up dying alone in a seedy rented flat, his computer still logged on to a lesbian porn site. To some, he had been a great, under-rated comic writers, and to others, a dangerous force of corruption and decadence. This book unravels the truth of Willie Donaldson's story.

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A Danish musician here presents the most accurate, comprehensive work on a major figure in American jazz: Lester Willis Young (1909-1959), better known as `Pres' or `Prez,' from the nickname `President' given to him by Billie Holiday.

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Break-ups, marriage and moving on. The last two and a half years of Katie Price's life have been anything but quiet. This is an autobiography of Katie Price that reveals the many highs and lows of the past few years, the challenges she has overcome, and the exhilaration of trying fresh things.

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The wildly entertaining and well-reviewed autobiography of entertainment icon Jerry Blavat is now in paperback!

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When Sam Cooke was shot dead in a cheap motel in Hollywood, he was one of America's most successful pop stars. This biography follows Cooke's life in a racist America where his voice was one of the first to reach beyond the segregated audiences and command a white following, Cooke himself becoming a player in the fledgling civil rights movement.

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Legendary rock showman Dave Graney takes us on a journey about growing up, finding your voice and hitting the right pitch. He sets off on a road-trip from small-town Australia, a young man fired up by punk rock. e He picks up influences, stories and personal mythologies along the way. This is no standard rock 'n' roll trip; it's an education.

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The story of Manic Street Preachers told through 168 songs

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The story of Manic Street Preachers told through 168 songs

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With warmth and compassion, Jill shares her own experiences of loss and helps you through the most difficult time of your life.

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A riotously entertaining and authoritative look at the music of Oasis, by two journalists who have interviewed Noel and Liam dozens of times.