Product Description

On June 4, 1976, four men took the stage of the Lesser Free Trade Hall in Manchester and, in front of a handful of people, played one of the most important live sets of all time. The Sex Pistols' performance is named by critics as one of the most pivotal performances in music history. This work describes the pop culture.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #54837 in Books
• Published on: 2006-06-01
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 208 pages

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From the Publisher
1. Publication ties in with the 30th anniversary of the gig – recently voted the third most important performance of all time in a Channel 4 survey, up there with Woodstock and Live Aid.
2. Improved, re-written and expanded version of the original book, which has been referenced in countless music books since. Features exclusive new photos and interviews.
3. Major media interest guaranteed on the subject in 2006, punk/s 30th anniversary – author is the acknowledged expert and will be interviewed on TV, radio and in print.
4. See Amazon for five star reviews of the first edition.

About the Author
David Nolan is a multi award-winning journalist and television producer. He has made documentaries on The Smiths, Sex Pistols and Echo and the Bunnymen and written for publications as diverse as British Business Magazine and Penthouse.