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− | Four chapters in this journalist's book feature [[The Police]]: | + | Four chapters in this journalist's 337 page softcover book feature [[The Police]]: |
* The Mont de Marsan Punk Festival: Southern France, August 1977 (6 pages) | * The Mont de Marsan Punk Festival: Southern France, August 1977 (6 pages) | ||
* The Police: Bombay, March 1980 (4 pages) | * The Police: Bombay, March 1980 (4 pages) | ||
* The Police: Cairo, March 1980 (4 pages) | * The Police: Cairo, March 1980 (4 pages) | ||
− | * The Police: Milan, April (4 pages) | + | * The Police: Milan, April 1980 (4 pages) |
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+ | There are also two of Allan Jones' own black and white photos of [[The Police]] members - [[Sting]] and Andy in Bombay, [[Sting]] in Cairo. | ||
=Quotations and trivia= | =Quotations and trivia= |
Latest revision as of 09:05, 21 July 2021
Can't Stand Up For Falling Down: Rock'n'Roll War Stories | |
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Author: | Allan Jones |
Country: | England, UK |
Language: | English |
Publisher: | Bloomsbury |
Publication date: | 2017 |
ISBN: | 978-1-4088-8591-8 |
Contents
Introduction
Four chapters in this journalist's 337 page softcover book feature The Police:
- The Mont de Marsan Punk Festival: Southern France, August 1977 (6 pages)
- The Police: Bombay, March 1980 (4 pages)
- The Police: Cairo, March 1980 (4 pages)
- The Police: Milan, April 1980 (4 pages)
There are also two of Allan Jones' own black and white photos of The Police members - Sting and Andy in Bombay, Sting in Cairo.
Quotations and trivia
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Editions
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See also
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External links and reviews
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References
- Jones, Allan. Can't Stand Up For Falling Down: Rock'n'Roll War Stories. London: Bloombsbury, 2017.