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Pete Brown: The Poet Who Rocks, Paperback / softback Book

Pete Brown: The Poet Who Rocks Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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Pete Brown is a lot of things. A major songwriting talent who was responsible for Cream's classic musical moments, important collaborations with Jack Bruce and such notable experiments in jazz and rock as The Battered Ornaments, Graham Bond and countless progressive music groups.

A talented poet who helped pioneer the emerging UK Beat scene in the sixties, making history with his earliest performances and going poetic toe to toe with the likes of Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Gregory Corso.

He was also a child of war and the memories of The Blitz are still with him to this day.

He is an anarchist at heart who believes in the mantra of telling it like it is and has done as much through the decades of a songwriter, musician, producer and poet.

Within certain circles Pete Brown is a legend, a creative force of nature who is constantly on the move to the next big thing.

To much of the world, Pete Brown is an unknown quantity, known for his Cream fame and not much else.

With this book, Pete Brown: The Poet Who Rocks, the creative whirlwind will be on full display.

This is Pete Brown. Now his story can be told.

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