Name: Famous for Fifteen People: The Songs of Momus 1982 - 1995
Brand: John Robinson

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9781789047271

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Paperback

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Limited edition

Release date

2021-10-20

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National Book Network

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Sales:8.875

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John Robinson

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Music

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Zero Books

John Robinson, born on December 29, 1954 in Creston, Iowa (USA), is a highly accomplished drummer. With an illustrious career that began with his involvement in [a18982], he crossed paths with the legendary Quincy Jones in 1978. Renowned for his exceptional talent and versatility, John Robinson has become one of the most recorded drummers in the industry. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with numerous musical stars from various genres.

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Experience the incredible beats and rhythms brought to life by this extraordinary drummer - John Robinson!

The life and songs of singer-songwriter Momus during his time at Creation records and beyond. Momus - the stage name of musician Nicholas Currie - is one of the most prolific and talented indie songwriters of the last forty years. His work is controversial, influential and highly regarded. From aspiring indie pop star of the 1980s to Japanese chart success in the 1990s through many experimental works to the present day, he has been a constant in the search for intelligent, thinking person's pop. Jarvis Cocker asked him to produce his band Pulp, the NME memorably awarded his album "Hippopotamomus" 0/10, Creation Records dropped him when he proved too dangerous for them, and his more controversial work led to astounding legal tussles. His personal life has involved scandal and heartbreak and he lost an eye following an infection, resulting in his distinctive eye-patch. His songs including "The Hairstyle of the Devil", "The Guitar Lesson" and "I Want You but I Don't Need You" are acclaimed and have been covered by artists including Amanda Palmer and Steven Wilson.

Famous for Fifteen People: The Songs of Momus 1982 - 1995

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