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Rock photographer Francesco Mellina became a friend of, then manager for the English band Dead or Alive. This Liverpool-based group of musicians was formed in 1980 and found success with their world-wide hit, You Spin Me Round (Like a Record). The track reached number one in the UK in 1985 and charted again in 2006 following the appearance of Pete Burns on the reality TV show, Celebrity Big Brother.
This collection of never-before-seen photographs charts the progression of Pete Burns and his band, Nightmares in Wax and its transition into Dead or Alive from 1978 through to 1983. Chosen from a catalogue of around 2,000 negatives, these photographs document the early career of Pete Burns, from enthusiastic and invigorating young artist, through the honing of DoA’s unique onstage presence. It covers the release of their first indie single, The Stranger, on Black Eyes Records, to Pete becoming the face of eighties-Liverpool and taking his place in Liverpool folklore.
Last Night at Wigan Casino is a
collection of photographs taken
at the famous Northern Soul
venue on the occasion of its
last all-nighter in 1981.
Documenting the whole event,
it’s a unique record of an
historic night at an iconic
venue.
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Youth culture, pop culture, subculture
The photographs of Francesco Mellina 1977 to 1982
With a Introduction by Paul Du Noyer
REVEALED is a 176-page book of black and white photographs taken in the clubs and music venues around England’s north west by Italian photographer Francesco Mellina between 1977 -1983. With a brilliant and poignant three-page introduction by acclaimed music journalist Paul Du Noyer, which puts the photographs into context.
Two designs available in black on white or white on black in a range of sizes.