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Zoot Money (Big Roll Band)
George Bruno Money was born in 1942 in Bournemouth, Dorset. He learned to play the French horn at school and also sang in a local choir. As a young teenager, he was drawn to the music of Jerry Lee Lewis and Ray Charles and destined to become a singer in a group.
Paul Davis’ Out of Time – A Dublin’s Mod’s Tale
‘You don't know what's going on, You've been away for far too long, You can't come back and think you are still mine’ Chris Farlow – Out Of Time
The Magnificent Six in Tales of Aggro- Foreword by Steve White (Drummer- The Style Council- Paul Weller)
‘A real slice of life told in the vernacular of the streets’ Irvine Welsh-
'It's a treat to read just like A Crafty Cigarette' - Punk Poet Legend John Cooper Clarke
Can't Stand Losing You: Surviving The Police
Can't Stand Losing You: Surviving The Police – (2012) is a documentary based on The Police’s guitarist Andy Summers’ critically acclaimed autobiography from 2007, One Train Later: A Memoir Paperback.
Books from ZANI
Dennis Munday on Setting Sons and The Jam
After the stunning triumph of All Mod Cons in 1978, how would 1979 turn out for The Jam? The next phase of their career was crucial and they needed to consolidate the success of their third album. As far as singles went, the band and Paul had problems coming up with a song that equalled the (chart) success of All Mod Cons.