I am not the seller, nor am I connected to the seller in any way.
I just found the listing this morning and thought some of you might be interested in reading it...
Written in 1986 apparently, just before the release of TQID.
Morrissey Letter.JPG
I am not the seller, nor am I connected to the seller in any way.
I just found the listing this morning and thought some of you might be interested in reading it...
Written in 1986 apparently, just before the release of TQID.
Morrissey Letter.JPG
I know why you're dreaming, because it's the only escape
Fascinating find IR. Cheers
'The Queen Is Dead' with Ms.Darling as cover star would have been quite a different artefact.
Interesting that even in summer of '86 he wants a Morrissey book to be written rather than a Smiths tome. And Lord Howard? Devoto, I presume?
And the seller friend? James Maker perhaps?
"Morrissey is wearing a pair of vintage jeans and sipping from a can of Red Bull."Mon Coeur ne bat que pour Morrissey
Very interesting...looks and sounds genuine I must say.
The owner must have been willing to sell his own personal correspondence for what $300 or less to the dealer ( you know their markup )
I bet Mr 'M' would be slightly disappointed that such a relic could be so easily pawned.
I hope it goes to a museum it's the only place to see'um you know.
Do you take two bottles into the shower ? What.. gin and tonic ?
Hi I.R.
I think you might have done the seller a favour by high-lighting it on this forum. Personally I only search the 'Music' section on ebay for stuff to buy.
Has the world changed or have I changed
£410!I might sell mine (only joking) It's a nice find, thanks for the post.
Mozmal
"The only programme I'm likely to get on is the fucking news"
Perhaps I did, but I just thought people here might be interested in reading the letter.
If the seller benefits from my post, then so be it.
Besides, if anybody here or elsewhere is willing to pay $650 for that, then they are in serious need of help.
And that's rather rich coming from me...![]()
I know why you're dreaming, because it's the only escape
It's a nice find - I wonder if the picture of Candy Darling was the same as the image eventually used for Sheila Take a Bow? Passions lists it as coming from the film 'Women In Revolt' with no clue as to what the "badly written 'camp' book' might have been.
Anyone know how to get in touch with Jo Slee?
Dave
Edit - having read the ebay listing, I presume that the 'camp' book was 'Men In Frocks' by Kris Kirk
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Jools Holland: "Knock Knock!"
Morrissey: "I'm not in!"
Jools: "Oh, come on."
Morrissey: "I refuse to open the door."
Who is Jo Slee? A friend of Morrissey's?
Genius
Sleeve Designer for most (if not all?) Smiths releases and early Morrissey releases. I'm not sure, but wasn't she briefly Morrissey's manager? Her role involved rescuing wasps...
Dave
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Jools Holland: "Knock Knock!"
Morrissey: "I'm not in!"
Jools: "Oh, come on."
Morrissey: "I refuse to open the door."
What a darling! I can't even get my hot pool boy to clean my pool even when I pay him extra!
"Please type, I can't quite unravel your handwriting". Says you, Moz!