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"One afternoon in 1994, I had an idea." So begins Stuart David's memoir about Belle and Sebastian. Determined to make his living writing stories and songs, Stuart had spent several years scraping by in his small, industrial hometown. Then he had the fateful idea to learn bass guitar, and to head for Glasgow in search of likeminded artists. In the All-Night Cafe describes his fortuitous meeting with the group's cofounder Stuart Murdoch in a course for unemployed musicians. It tells of their adventures in two early incarnations of Belle and Sebastian and culminates in the recording of their celebrated debut album, Tigermilk. Written with wit, affection, and a novelist's observant eye, In the All-Night Cafe brings to life the early days of a beloved band while also serving as a love letter to anyone who has put together - or thought of putting together - a band. It's a story of a group of friends who wanted to create a different kind of music, and how (against all expectations) they succeeded. Published by Chicago Review Press.
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- 208 pages
- Width: 6.00"
- Height: 9.20"
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