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Queen in the Seventies is an up-close examination of the band's now critically adored first ten years, the decade when they forged their unique vision, beat off the critics and became, after many epic tantrums and much violent throwing of crockery, champions of the world.

Produktbeschreibung
Queen in the Seventies is an up-close examination of the band's now critically adored first ten years, the decade when they forged their unique vision, beat off the critics and became, after many epic tantrums and much violent throwing of crockery, champions of the world.
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Autorenporträt
James Griffiths spent five years as a music writer for the national Guardian newspaper in the UK. He is the author of Squeeze - The Pop Music Played (Orchard Abbott Publications, 2021), and has a YouTube channel (tinyurl.com/griffyj) dedicated to music and record collecting. He has also worked as a TV sscriptwriterand was a member of the writing team for the CBBC reboot of the cartoon series Danger Mouse in 2015. As a child, James fantasized that the four members of Queen were family friends who were going to pop round for tea and cake at any moment. He now lives in Lancaster with a small group of fellow humans and animals, but tragically, he still doesn't know any members of Queen.