MemphisUG
Memphis Underground, 42, United Kingdom
www.snowbooks.com/memphisu…Last seen: April 2007
65 plays since 27 Mar 2007
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Three Dog Night – Joy To The World | 10 Apr 2007 | ||
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Sly & The Family Stone – Family Affair | 10 Apr 2007 | ||
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Mary Wells – The Boy From Ipanema (Album Version) | 10 Apr 2007 | |||
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Sam Cooke – Cupid | 10 Apr 2007 | ||
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The O'Jays – I Would Rather Cry | 10 Apr 2007 | ||
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Kool & The Gang – Be My Lady | 10 Apr 2007 | ||
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Roy Orbison – It's Over | 10 Apr 2007 | ||
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Smokey Robinson And The Miracles – The Tears of a Clown | 10 Apr 2007 | ||
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Diana Ross and The Supremes – Where Did Our Love Go? | 10 Apr 2007 | ||
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The Supremes – Let Yourself Go | 10 Apr 2007 |
MemphisUG’s Library
121 Artists in total
Showing: Overall
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Smokey Robinson And The Miracles (3 plays) 
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Edwin Starr (2 plays)
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Aretha Franklin (2 plays)
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Diana Ross and The Supremes (2 plays)
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Robert Parker (2 plays)
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Roscoe Robinson (2 plays)
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The Temptations (2 plays)
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Sly & The Family Stone (2 plays)
Loved Tracks (83)
Last loved: Martha Reeves & The Vandellas – Nowhere To Run
Playlists (1)
Including: untitled playlist, 133 tracks
About Me
I am a book. My playlist is made from every track and artist mentioned in the book - also tagged as 'memphisunderground'.
"Sent to a remote Scottish community to pose as its artist-in-residence, the narrator of Stewart Home’s provocative new novel discovers an undercurrent of corruption, wife-swapping and military secrets. Meanwhile in London a counter-narrative revolves around pubs, clubs, fights and feuds; making money, selling souls, trying to break on through. A satire on contemporary art; a hymn to classic soul music; a meditation on celebrity; a deconstruction and rewriting of modern literature; Memphis Underground is all this and more."
Praise for Stewart Home:
“I really don’t think anyone who is at all interested in literature has any business not knowing the work of Stewart Home.” London Review of Books.
“Home is hilarious, brilliant, annoying, and comes up with a new and original map for inventive readers.” Lynne Tillman.
“The stuff of which cults are made.” Time Out.
Snowbooks £7.99. Published 26 April 2007. ISBN 9781905005420
"Sent to a remote Scottish community to pose as its artist-in-residence, the narrator of Stewart Home’s provocative new novel discovers an undercurrent of corruption, wife-swapping and military secrets. Meanwhile in London a counter-narrative revolves around pubs, clubs, fights and feuds; making money, selling souls, trying to break on through. A satire on contemporary art; a hymn to classic soul music; a meditation on celebrity; a deconstruction and rewriting of modern literature; Memphis Underground is all this and more."
Praise for Stewart Home:
“I really don’t think anyone who is at all interested in literature has any business not knowing the work of Stewart Home.” London Review of Books.
“Home is hilarious, brilliant, annoying, and comes up with a new and original map for inventive readers.” Lynne Tillman.
“The stuff of which cults are made.” Time Out.
Snowbooks £7.99. Published 26 April 2007. ISBN 9781905005420
