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As the enigmatic frontman of the multicultural band The Beat, RankingRoger represented the youthful and joyous sound of the post-punk 2 Tonemovement.Aswell as his illustrious career with The Beat and its subsequent iterations,this honest and compelling autobiography explores Roger's upbringing as achild of the Windrush generation, touring America and his outstandingcollaborations with artists such as The Clash, The Police and The Specials.Thishardback limited edition collectors boxset contains a number of exclusiveitems.Limitededition of 700 copies. Insidethe limited edition:Limitededition…mehr

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As the enigmatic frontman of the multicultural band The Beat, RankingRoger represented the youthful and joyous sound of the post-punk 2 Tonemovement.Aswell as his illustrious career with The Beat and its subsequent iterations,this honest and compelling autobiography explores Roger's upbringing as achild of the Windrush generation, touring America and his outstandingcollaborations with artists such as The Clash, The Police and The Specials.Thishardback limited edition collectors boxset contains a number of exclusiveitems.Limitededition of 700 copies. Insidethe limited edition:Limitededition hardback book (not available in this format separately)7"Single of two previously unreleased The Beat demosPhotographicprint of the Beat by Adrian BootTwobadgesCertificateof authenticityIJust Can't Stop It is the compelling autobiography of music legend RankingRoger. He died in March 2019, just as this autobiography was being finalised.
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Ranking Roger (1963 - 2019) was a British musician and vocalist of The Beat and General Public. Daniel Rachel wrote his first song when he was sixteen and was the lead singer in Rachel's Basement. He is the author of Isle of Noises: Conversations with Great British Songwriters, a Guardian Book of the Year, and Walls Come Tumbling Down, winner of the Penderyn Music Book prize in 2017.