The definitive, authorized story of Suede, written by an insider with the cooperation of all members, now revised and updated
From the early beginnings and instant tag of the "new saviors of rock 'n' roll," to lead singer Brett Anderson's relationship with Justine Frischmann who—to the delight of the press—transferred her affections to rival band Blur's Damon Albarn, this authorized band biography covers Suede's entire career.
It discusses the arrival of guitar supremo Bernard Butler and the ensuing chart-topping singles, albums, and sell-out tours; Bernard's subsequent departure at the height of their fame and narcotic excesses; and tells their story right up to the present day. The author has drawn on dozens of new sources for this revised edition to add fresh insight and examine their musical legacy.
The many sources interviewed include Justine Frischmann and the band's ex-manager Ricky Gervais.
| ISBN: | 9780233003764 |
| Publication date: | 9th May 2013 |
| Author: | David Barnett |
| Publisher: | Carlton Publishing Group an imprint of Welbeck Publishing Group |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 320 pages |
| Genres: |
Popular music |
The definitive, authorized story of Suede, written by an insider with the cooperation of all members, now revised and updatedFrom the early beginnings and instant tag of the "new saviors of rock 'n' roll," to lead singer Brett Anderson's relationship with Justine Frischmann who—to the delight of the press—transferred her affections to rival band Blur's Damon Albarn, this authorized band biography covers Suede's entire career. It discusses the arrival of guitar supremo Bernard Butler and the ensuing chart-topping singles, albums, and sell-out tours; Bernard's subsequent departure at the height of their fame and narcotic excesses; and tells their story right up to the present day. The author has drawn on dozens of new sources for this revised edition to add fresh insight and examine their musical legacy.
Suede features in the following genres: Popular music
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Suede was written by David Barnett and published by Carlton Publishing Group an imprint of Welbeck Publishing Group
Suede has 320 pages