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Liverpool's Cavern Club is the most famous club in the world: it gave rise to The Beatles and the Merseybeat explosion, but it is far more than that. Respected music writer and Merseybeat historian Spencer Leigh tells the Cavern's 50-year history with the help of the owners, hundreds of musicians, backroom staff and fans. From its days as a jazz club, through the Beatles years, the dramatic openings and closures, the appearance of Paul McCartney in 1999, every page abounds with wit and insight.
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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I used to go to the cavern in the 1960's. This book captures none of the magic of the cellar club that gave us the beatles. It is badly written and the photographic reproduction is of very poor quality. A few years ago I did purchase a fantastic book about this club called the best of cellars by Phil Thompson. I would recommend the Thompson book to anyone who wants to get a feel for what it was like to go to the original cabin and give the Spencee Leigh book a wide berth. It would be a waste of space on your bookshelf.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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This is an excellent account of this club, perhaps the most famous of its kind in the world.
Don't look for a conventional narrative story but instead b prepared to read a series of vignettes and a timeline based account of the development of the nightclub. There are plenty of pictures from a variety of sources and the reproduction of these is good bearing in mind the often poor quality of the original.
A good reference book for students of the Best of Cellars.
Don't look for a conventional narrative story but instead b prepared to read a series of vignettes and a timeline based account of the development of the nightclub. There are plenty of pictures from a variety of sources and the reproduction of these is good bearing in mind the often poor quality of the original.
A good reference book for students of the Best of Cellars.
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