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Question What are you reading?

Just finished this partial autobiography this morning which details the former Stones' Manager's early years up until his 'discovery' of Marianne Faithfull and his part in the production of 'As Tears Go By'. It's a great read - ALO writes some wonderful prose himself - with contributions from many of the other 'movers and shakers' of that time in the early sixties too. I'll be looking to learn about more of his unusual and driven life, especially his creation of Immediate Records, in his follow-up, i.e. '2Stoned'.

ALO Stoned.jpg
 
Read most of the Harry Bosch series by Michael Connelly. Now working my way through The Late Shift which introduces Renee Ballard who is later worked into a couple of Bosch books. Not a bad read once it got going.
 
The Black Swan

and The Dollmaster by Joyce Carol Oates
 
Currently reading "Hello I must be going" .Groucho and his friends.Charlotte Chandler's excellent memoir/biography.

Sample wit:- Q. What do you think of computer dating?

Groucho:- It's only a good idea if the computers are madly in love.

Boom,boom. Often hilarious.
 
When footballers were skint- by Jon Henderson. A time when internationals and journeymen earnt the same money, lived on the same streets as the fans and travelled on the bus to work !
 
Just picked up Giles Tremlett's massive The International Brigades:Fascism,Freedom and The Spanish Civil War.Should keep me busy for a bit.
 

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