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The People's Songs: The Story of Modern Britain in 50 Songs
by MACONIE, STUART
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- Paperback
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DUNEDIN, Otago, New Zealand
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STUART MACONIE is a writer, broadcaster and journalist familiar to millions from his work in print, on radio and on TV. He has presented shows on practically every BBC radio network and currently hosts the afternoon show on 6Music with Mark Radcliffe. His weekly 6Music show The Freak Zone is a global cult. His work as a journalist has appeared everywhere from NME and Q Magazine to the Daily Telegraph and the Oldie . He is a regular columnist for publications as diverse as the Daily Mirror, Radio Times and Country Walking Magazine . His previous bestsellers have included Cider with Roadies, Pies and Prejudice , and Adventures on the High Teas and his books have been translated into Italian, Japanese and Russian. He is based in the cities of Birmingham and Manchester and the wilds of the Lake District where he can often be spotted on top of a mountain with a thermos and an individual pork pie.
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- Title
- The People's Songs: The Story of Modern Britain in 50 Songs
- Author
- MACONIE, STUART
- Book Condition
- Used
- Binding
- Paperback
- Publisher
- Ebury Press 2014
- Keywords
- modern history Great Britain British music songs
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