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Steve Turner began his journalistic career as Features Editor of the rock monthly Beat Instrumental where he interviewed many of the key figures of early 1970s rock. He then became a freelance journalist, and wrote his first book. In 1998, Bono invited him to write the book for the U2 film Rattle and Hum. He has also written biographies of Cliff Richard, Van Morrison and Marvin Gaye.

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A Hard Day's Write: The Stories Behind Every Beatles Song by Steve Turner

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A lavishly illustrated, rollicking account of the real people and events that inspired the Beatles' lyrics. Who was "just seventeen" and made Paul's heart go "boom"? Was there really an Eleanor Rigby? Where's Penny Lane? In "A Hard Day's Write, " music journalist Steve Turner shatters many well-worn myths and adds...

The Man Called Cash: The Life, Love and Faith of an American Legend by Steve Turner

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One of the most influential figures in American music and pop-culture, Johnny Cash is an icon to people of all ages. Steve Turner sifts the man from the legend and presents a picture of the often contradictory figure with unflinching honesty, getting close to the heart of the perfomer known throughout the world as...

Trouble Man: The Life and Death of Marvin Gaye by Steve Turner

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Marvin Gaye was a twentieth-century icon, one of our greatest pop singers.He made his name with the Motown sound of the sixties, but went on to become a musical revolutionary with the release of "What's Going On" -- an album that tuoched on war, ecology, racism, violence, and poverty. It perfactly capured the...