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Unlucky Jim
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[Financial Times] - His greatest book, Mystery Train (1975), is the best single argument for taking pop seriously. So what brings him back to The Doors, a full 40 years after Morrison's death in a Paris bathtub? A mixture of nostalgia – he saw several of the group's
Guardian: The Doors by Greil Marcus – review
[The Guardian] - The author of Mystery Train and Invisible Republic is in the habit of offering such compelling and unexpected insights into the popular music of the second half of the last century that I approached Greil Marcus's latest book wondering if it would cure
Hundreds of tributes for much-loved Halton View man
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[Runcorn and Widnes World] - By Barbara Jordan » A MUCH-LOVED man who put a smile on everyone's face has died in a mystery train accident. Hundreds of tributes have been paid to Carl Walsh, aged 24, from Halton View, Widnes. He was found dead at 1am on Sunday, near Edge Hill
'Mystery Train' (R) - Washington Post
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'Mystery Train' (R). By Hal Hinson Washington Post Staff Writer February 02, "Mystery Train" is Jim Jarmusch's fourth feature film, and the fourth showcase ...
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