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*090 $c781.64092$dDyble,J.
*1001 $aDyble, Judy$d1949-$_26259500
*24510$aAn Accidental Musician$bthe autobiography of Judy Dyble$cJudy Dyble with Dave Thompson
*260 $aLondon$bSoundcheck Books$ccop. 2016
*300 $a227 s.$bkol.ill.
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*5208 $aThis book is a very human story of life, love and loss, which seems to capture the zeitgeist. Both Viv Albertine (The Slits) and Tracey Thorn (Everything But The Girl) have written memoirs outlining their lives in and out of music (like Dyble, Albertine was only in the business for a couple of years but has come back to great acclaim in the last few years). This story is written with top music writer Dave Thompson who writes sympathetically and with style.
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*7001 $aThompson, Dave$d1960-$_20267600
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