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Finding My Voice
Finding My Voice
    Russell 'The Voice'
    Watson is a star with a
    real story to tell. While
    most stars of today find
    success early, Russell
    was still working in a
    Salford factory at the
    age of 30. He spent the
    evenings singing in
    working men's clubs for
    extra cash to keep the
    bailiffs from his
    family's door. The
    chairman of Manchester
    United gave him his big
    break in May 1999: the
    opportunity to sing at
    Old Trafford. His
    extraordinary performance
    was quickly followed by a
    record deal and his
    phenomenal debut
    album.

    Despite his
    outward success, Russell
    struggled with his health
    and family life. His
    rapid rise to fame led to
    a bitter divorce from his
    childhood sweetheart and
    his private life being
    splashed across the
    tabloids. Then last year
    he was struck down by a
    life-threatening brain
    tumour. This plunged
    Russell into a deep
    depression and it was
    only the thought of
    leaving his two children
    fatherless that kept him
    going. Just when it
    seemed he was fully
    recovered he collapsed
    again while recording and
    had to have emergency
    surgery on a second brain
    tumour that threatened
    his voice, his sight and
    his life.

    Now, in
    his own words, Russell
    tells us the amazing
    story of his
    life.
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£6.42
Available
Finding My Voice
Finding My Voice
    Russell 'The Voice'
    Watson is a star with a
    real story to tell. While
    most stars of today find
    success early, Russell
    was still working in a
    Salford factory at the
    age of 30. He spent the
    evenings singing in
    'working men's clubs'
    clubs for extra cash to
    keep the bailiffs from
    his family's door. The
    chairman of Manchester
    United gave him his big
    break in May 1999: the
    opportunity to sing at
    Old Trafford. His
    extraordinary performance
    was quickly followed by a
    record deal and his
    phenomenal debut
    album.

    Despite his
    outward success, Russell
    has had struggles with
    his health and family
    life. His rapid rise to
    fame led to a bitter
    divorce from his
    childhood sweetheart and
    his private life being
    splashed across the
    tabloids. Then last year
    he was struck down down
    by a life-threatening
    brain tumour. This
    plunged Russell into a
    deep depression and it
    was only the thought of
    leaving his two children
    fatherless that kept him
    going. Just when it was
    thought he was fully
    recovered he collapsed
    again while recording and
    had to have emergency
    surgery on a second brain
    tumour that threatened
    his voice, his sight and
    his life.

    Now, in
    his own words, Russell
    tells us the amazing
    story of his
    life.
Availability: In Stock
£17.09
Available
Finding My Voice
Finding My Voice
    Russell 'The Voice'
    Watson is a star with a
    real story to tell. While
    most stars of today find
    success early, Russell
    was still working in a
    Salford factory at the
    age of 30. He spent the
    evenings singing in
    working men's clubs for
    extra cash to keep the
    bailiffs from his
    family's door. The
    chairman of Manchester
    United gave him his big
    break in May 1999: the
    opportunity to sing at
    Old Trafford. His
    extraordinary performance
    was quickly followed by a
    record deal and his
    phenomenal debut
    album.

    Despite his
    outward success, Russell
    struggled with his health
    and family life. His
    rapid rise to fame led to
    a bitter divorce from his
    childhood sweetheart and
    his private life being
    splashed across the
    tabloids. Then last year
    he was struck down by a
    life-threatening brain
    tumour. This plunged
    Russell into a deep
    depression and it was
    only the thought of
    leaving his two children
    fatherless that kept him
    going. Just when it
    seemed he was fully
    recovered he collapsed
    again while recording and
    had to have emergency
    surgery on a second brain
    tumour that threatened
    his voice, his sight and
    his life.

    Now, in
    his own words, Russell
    tells us the amazing
    story of his
    life.
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£6.29
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The King and I: The Uncensored Tale of Luciano Pavarotti
The King And I: The Uncensored
Tale Of Luciano Pavarotti's
Rise To Fame By His Manager,
Friend And Sometime Adversary
    In 1967, Luciano
    Pavarotti was an
    up-and-coming young tenor
    with a voice far more
    impressive than his stage
    technique or presence. So
    Decca, his record
    company, told him,
    'Luciano, you're a real
    nice guy. So you need a
    real bastard to do your
    publicity.' Enter Herbert
    Breslin. The two of them
    hit it off right away and
    thus began a professional
    association and a
    friendship that lasted
    over 36 years.The King
    and I is the story of
    that relationship,
    during which Breslin
    guided what he calls,
    justifiably, 'the
    greatest career in
    classical music', moving
    Pavarotti out of the
    opera house and onto the
    concert (and world)
    stage, and into the arms
    of a huge mass public.
    How he and Pavarotti
    changed the landscape of
    opera is one of the most
    significant and
    entertaining stories in
    the history of classical
    music. Herbert Breslin
    relates this story in a
    candid,
    take-no-prisoners, witty
    fashion that is often
    hysterically frank and
    profane. Read about how
    Pavarotti transported a
    whole restaurant to China
    as he was worried that he
    wouldn't like the food,
    and learn about the
    succession of
    'secretaries' which
    eventually led to the
    breakdown of his first
    marriage. He also
    provides a portrait of
    his friend and client -
    'the story of a
    beautiful, simple,
    lovely guy who turned
    into a very determined,
    aggressive and somewhat
    unhappy superstar' - that
    is affectionate and
    satirical by turns and
    full of hilarious details
    that could only come from
    a true insider. The book
    is also enlivened by the
    voices of other players
    in the soap-opera drama
    that was Pavarotti's
    career, and they are no
    less uncensored than
    Herbert Breslin. The last
    word, in fact, comes
    from none other than
    Luciano Pavarotti
    himself.
Availability: In Stock
£15.29
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