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The Velvet Mafia The Gay Men Who Ran The Swinging Sixties Darryl W Bullock

SKU: BELL-46340840

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

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The Velvet Mafia The Gay Men Who Ran The Swinging Sixties Darryl W Bullock instant download after payment.

Publisher: Omnibus Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.18 MB

Pages: 368

Author: Darryl W. Bullock

ISBN: 9781787592070, 9781787602311, 1787592073, 1787602311

Language: English

Year: 2021

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The Velvet Mafia The Gay Men Who Ran The Swinging Sixties Darryl W Bullock by Darryl W. Bullock 9781787592070, 9781787602311, 1787592073, 1787602311 instant download after payment.

Concentrating on the friendship between impresario Larry Parnes, Beatles manager Brian Epstein, & showbiz solicitor David Jacobs, the book details how they shaped the Swinging 60s, along with their associates including songwriter Lionel Bart (author of the hit musical Oliver!), record producer Joe Meek, Sir Joseph Lockwood (the head of EMI), Vicki Wickham (manager of Dusty Springfield & assistant producer on the influential TV show Ready Steady Go), songwriter & record label head Norman Newell, Simon Napier-Bell (manager of Marc Bolan), Kit Lambert (manager of The Who), playwright Joe Orton, & Robert Stigwood (manager of the Bee Gees & Cream).

Drawing on rare & unpublished archive material, personal diaries, & new interviews from some of the survivors of that turbulent decade, The Velvia Mafia shows how—in the period leading up to the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality & the founding of the Gay Liberation movement—LGBT professionals in the music industry were working together, supporting each other and changing history.