Bringing It All Back Home

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Summary

Through a series of autobiographical stories the author reveals an invisible soundtrack that connects music to family, community, and culture.

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Subterranean, homesick and blue	p. 13
The louder you scream	p. 18
Back yard	p. 26
Tears and fingerprints	p. 33
Never be the same again	p. 40
When the train left the station	p. 51
Taproom	p. 61
Introducing Mr. B. B. Singhl	p. 75
Born in west Yorkshire	p. 82
Part-time punk	p. 93
Southern comfort at the back door	p. 101
One world	p. 105
Got my Mojo working	p. 117
Elvis has left the auditorium	p. 126
A musical education	p. 133
Local interest	p. 137
Precious moments	p. 143
What a wonderful world	p. 149
Young man blues	p. 156
Anarchy in the UK	p. 164
That'll be the day	p. 168
So lonesome I could cry	p. 172
Spinal tap room	p. 178
Mrs McMurry to the arctic monkeys	p. 193
Forty records you might want to make a journey to	p. 204
Dust to download	p. 215
Breakfast with Seamus Heaney, lunch with Tony Harrison	p. 225
Wouldn't swap it for a gold pig	p. 232
Old mother Riley meets Mick Ronson	p. 239
Come on in my kitchen	p. 242
Living room	p. 244
Allotment	p. 256
After	p. 263
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