Gutter black: a memoir
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2014
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| Beschreibung: | "An intimate, raw memoir by a founding member of one of NZ's iconic rock bands, Hello Sailor; a tale of creativity, misadventure, success and excess. Dave McArtney was one of New Zealand's best known musicians and songwriters. As a founding member of the legendary Hello Sailor, he wrote or co-wrote most of their best known songs, including 'Gutter Black,' one of the country's best known and best loved hits. Dave McArtney's description of Hello Sailor's campaign to conquer the American music scene is as funny as it is accurate. In this long-awaited memoir, completed just weeks before his untimely death, Dave gives the reader an access-all-areas pass to the life of a working rock'n'roll musician. From the band's earliest days at the notorious 'Mandrax Mansion' in 1970s Ponsonby, to becoming the biggest band in the land and then taking on the world, Gutter Black is a story of music, mateship (Mandrax) and a good deal of madness. It is also the memoir of a uniquely creative musician, who went on to further success with his band the Pink Flamingos, and a very personal story of love, family and facing one's own mortality. Complete with previously unpublished photographs and band memorabilia, 'Gutter Black' is the definitive account of the man, the bands and the music that rocked a nation"--Publisher's information. - Includes index |
| Beschreibung: | 319 S. zahlr. Ill., 1 Portr. (des Verf.) 22 cm |
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Datensatz im Suchindex
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| adam_text | Foreword by Graham Brazier
Prologue
8
7.
Геп
Years After Pearl Harbor
10
2.
Young Years
24
3.
So We Went Surfing
32
4.
The Cop With No Name
36
(with a note from Harry
Lyon)
5.
Mandrax Mansion
44
6.
The Braziers
56
7.
Into the Wind
62
8.
Myth and Legend
72
9.
The Castle and the Globe
84
10.
Through the Blue Door
92
(with a note from Harry
Lyon)
77.
Gutter Black*
104
(with a note from Dave Dobbyn)
12.
Flight
ТЕ
101
114
73.
It Was and It Was Not
122
14.
The Troubadour
140
75.
Dying in Public
150
16.
The Duke Goes Deaf
158
77
Who loves LA?
170
18.
Leaving LA
182
19,
Boarding Call
188
20.
Oz
196
21
The Pink Flamingos
206
22.
Returns
220
23
Just Business
236
24.
Back on the Road
242
25.
Electric
Ladyland
252
26.
Culture Shock
260
27.
Recall
270
28.
Surrey Crescent Moon
280
29.
Fate
292
Epilogue by Donna McArtney
298
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