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Steven Patrick Morrissey Dit Morrissey Est Un Chanteur Britannique Né Le 22 Mai 1959. Il Fut Avec Johnny Marr Une Des Figures Des Smiths Dont Il Était Chanteur Et Parolier. Quand Le Groupe Se Sépare En 1987 Il Commence Une Carrière En Solo. Le Chanteur Britannique A Toujours Porté La France Et En Particulier Le Cinéma Français Dans Son Cœur. Ainsi Dès La Période The Smiths Alors Que C’est Lui-Même Qui Réalise Les Pochettes Des Albums Du Groupe Morrissey Choisit Une Image De Jean Marais Dans Le Film Orphée 1950 Pour Illustrer Le 45-Tours This Charming Man Et Celle D’Alain Delon Dans L'Insoumis 1965 En Couverture De L’album The Queen Is Dead. Sur L'album Ringleader Of The Tormentors La Chanson « At Last I Am Born » Contient Ce Couplet « Look At Me Now / From Difficult Child / To Spectral Hand / To Claude Brasseur / Blah Blah Blah Blah... » Un Hommage À L’acteur Que Morrissey Avait Découvert Dans Bande À Part Un Film De Jean-Luc Godard Sorti En 1964. Lors Du Concert Donné À L'Olympia Le 11 Avril 2006 La Scène Était Notamment Décorée D’une Reproduction Grand Format D’une Photographie De Sacha Distel Morrissey Citant Ce Soir-Là Anna Karina Sami Frey Brigitte Bardot Mais Aussi Serge Gainsbourg Et Françoise Hardy Parmi Ses Artistes Préférés. Enfin À L'été 2006 Au Festival Rock En Seine À Paris Le Chanteur S'est Présenté Au Public Comme Étant « Jean Gabin ».
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Morrissey - Southpaw Grammar
This Song Must Have Been Written At Some Point In 1994. An Instrumental Was Recorded In December 1994 At Miraval Studios In France With Boz Boorer Guitar Alain Whyte Guitar Johnny Bridgwood Bass And Woodie Taylor Drums But No Morrissey. It Came Together At Rehearsals In January 1995 At Abbey Road Studios In London With Spencer Cobrin Replacing Woodie Taylor At The Drums. The Song Was Recorded With Producer Steve Lillywhite At Hook End Manor The Following March-April Alongside Most Of The Rest Of The Southpaw Grammar Album. It Was Introduced On The 1995 Southpaw Grammar Tour When It Was Done Every Night Bar Once. It Was Played To A Majority Of Audiences On The 1997 Maladjusted Tour 47 Times Out Of 54 Concerts. It Was Done Almost Every Night On The 1999 Half Of The Oye Esteban Tour But Not So Assiduously When The Tour Resumed In Early 2000 For A Total Of 52 Airings. It Started The Tour Of The Tormentors MMVI As A Regular But Was Rarely Played From May Until The End Of The Tour Total 22 Performances For 93 Dates . The Song Was Last Heard At The Concert Morrissey Gave For The BBC At The Beginning Of 2009. Most Of The Material On The Setlist For The Latter Concert Was Also Played On The Tour Of Refusal Later In The Year But Not "Reader Meet Author". In An Interview Published In Q Magazine In September 1995 To The Question "'Reader Meet Author' Seems To Be About People Who 'slum It'." Morrissye Answered "I've Come Across It Many Times. It's A Fascinating Phenomenon. Especially Amongst Music Journalists Who Pretend To Understand All Aspects Of Life However Degrading. It Amuses Me That These People Are Middle Class And I Know A Few And Their Preoccupation Is In Meddling With The Destitute And Desperate As A Hobby. Middle-Class Writers Are Fascinated By Those Who Struggle. They Find It Righteous And Amusing... On The Song You Mention I Sing 'The Year 2000 Won't Change Anyone Here' And That's True. It Won't Change Their Lives. They Won't Be Catapulted Into Space Age Culture And Mobile Fax Machines. The Poor Remain Poor. Someone Has To Work In Woolworth's." In An Interview Published In The RTE Guide In January 1996 Morrissey Said "Reader Meets Author Is About A Lot Of Middle-Class Journalists I Know Who Think They Have An Understanding Of The Working Classes And Their Fascinations Which They Patently Do Not." In A Q&A Published On The True-To-You Website In January 2006 Morrissey Said Of Boz Boorer Who Co-Wrote This Song "The Best Of Boz Is 'Reader Meet Author'."
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Steven Patrick Morrissey Dit Morrissey Est Un Chanteur Britannique Né Le 22 Mai 1959. Il Fut Avec Johnny Marr Une Des Figures Des Smiths Dont Il Était Chanteur Et Parolier. Quand Le Groupe Se Sépare En 1987 Il Commence Une Carrière En Solo. Le Chanteur Britannique A Toujours Porté La France Et En Particulier Le Cinéma Français Dans Son Cœur. Ainsi Dès La Période The Smiths Alors Que C’est Lui-Même Qui Réalise Les Pochettes Des Albums Du Groupe Morrissey Choisit Une Image De Jean Marais Dans Le Film Orphée 1950 Pour Illustrer Le 45-Tours This Charming Man Et Celle D’Alain Delon Dans L'Insoumis 1965 En Couverture De L’album The Queen Is Dead. Sur L'album Ringleader Of The Tormentors La Chanson « At Last I Am Born » Contient Ce Couplet « Look At Me Now / From Difficult Child / To Spectral Hand / To Claude Brasseur / Blah Blah Blah Blah... » Un Hommage À L’acteur Que Morrissey Avait Découvert Dans Bande À Part Un Film De Jean-Luc Godard Sorti En 1964. Lors Du Concert Donné À L'Olympia Le 11 Avril 2006 La Scène Était Notamment Décorée D’une Reproduction Grand Format D’une Photographie De Sacha Distel Morrissey Citant Ce Soir-Là Anna Karina Sami Frey Brigitte Bardot Mais Aussi Serge Gainsbourg Et Françoise Hardy Parmi Ses Artistes Préférés. Enfin À L'été 2006 Au Festival Rock En Seine À Paris Le Chanteur S'est Présenté Au Public Comme Étant « Jean Gabin ».
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This song must have been written at some point in 1994. An instrumental was recorded in December 1994 at Miraval Studios in France, with Boz Boorer (guitar), Alain Whyte (guitar), Johnny Bridgwood (bass) and Woodie Taylor (drums), but no Morrissey.
It came together at rehearsals in January 1995 at Abbey Road studios in London, with Spencer Cobrin replacing Woodie Taylor at the drums. The song was recorded with producer Steve Lillywhite at Hook End Manor the following March-April alongside most of the rest of the Southpaw Grammar album.
It was introduced on the 1995 Southpaw Grammar tour when it was done every night bar once. It was played to a majority of audiences on the 1997 Maladjusted tour, 47 times out of 54 concerts. It was done almost every night on the 1999 half of the Oye Esteban tour, but not so assiduously when the tour resumed in early 2000, for a total of 52 airings. It started the Tour Of The Tormentors MMVI as a regular, but was rarely played from May until the end of the tour (total 22 performances for 93 dates). The song was last heard at the concert Morrissey gave for the BBC at the beginning of 2009. Most of the material on the setlist for the latter concert was also played on the Tour Of Refusal later in the year, but not "Reader Meet Author".
In an interview published in Q Magazine in September 1995, to the question "'Reader Meet Author' seems to be about people who 'slum it'." Morrissye answered "I've come across it many times. It's a fascinating phenomenon. Especially amongst music journalists who pretend to understand all aspects of life however degrading. It amuses me that these people are middle class and I know a few and their preoccupation is in meddling with the destitute and desperate as a hobby. Middle-class writers are fascinated by those who struggle. They find it righteous and amusing... On the song you mention, I sing, 'The year 2000 won't change anyone here' and that's true. It won't change their lives. They won't be catapulted into space age culture and mobile fax machines. The poor remain poor. Someone has to work in Woolworth's."
In an interview published in the RTE Guide in January 1996, Morrissey said "Reader Meets Author is about a lot of middle-class journalists I know who think they have an understanding of the working classes and their fascinations, which they patently do not."
In a Q&A published on the True-To-You website in January 2006, Morrissey said of Boz Boorer who co-wrote this song: "The best of Boz is 'Reader Meet Author'." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.