Tomorrow's Here Today - Broudie, Ian
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'Excellent ... reads like one of his own songs: full of heart and sparkling melancholy' i 'Ian's story is a great one. And, as his memoir attests, he tells it really well' Pete Paphides 'He tells an enthralling tale with the wide-eyed wonder of an innocent bystander. Tomorrow's Here Today is a pure delight' ? ? ? ? Classic Pop 'Not only is Broudie a terrific gossip, his ability to capture what music has given him is heroic. Funny and revealing' ? ? ? ? Record Collector 'One of the greatest rock 'n' roll stories of the past fifty years recounted with warmth and wisdom' Hot Press 'Fascinating…mehr

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'Excellent ... reads like one of his own songs: full of heart and sparkling melancholy' i 'Ian's story is a great one. And, as his memoir attests, he tells it really well' Pete Paphides 'He tells an enthralling tale with the wide-eyed wonder of an innocent bystander. Tomorrow's Here Today is a pure delight' ? ? ? ? Classic Pop 'Not only is Broudie a terrific gossip, his ability to capture what music has given him is heroic. Funny and revealing' ? ? ? ? Record Collector 'One of the greatest rock 'n' roll stories of the past fifty years recounted with warmth and wisdom' Hot Press 'Fascinating memoir ... there are points in the book where you suddenly find yourself moving in deep water. Love, loss, grief. The stuff of being human' Sunday Post
Autorenporträt
IAN BROUDIE originally emerged from the post-punk Liverpool music scene of the late '70s, playing in the band Big in Japan. Before the band ended, they created the indie label Zoo Records, which in turn led to Ian producing for an array of high-profile bands (sometimes credited with the pseudonym 'Kingbird'). Releasing his first record under the name 'Lightning Seeds' - the imaginary group he had envisioned when he wrote his songs in the hope it would become a reality - Ian went on to find considerable success as the band's frontman, culminating in the history-making 'Three Lions'. Ian's studio is now located in Liverpool and he continues to write, record and produce material for the Lightning Seeds and as a soloist.