This bit's brilliant, the music and sport book podcast is almost ready

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This bit's brilliant

sielliott

5 episodes

1 week ago

What are the sport and music books worth reading? Another football bio? No ta. All Played Out by Pete Davies, yes please. AJ or Fury's latest? You're alright. The Sweet Science by AJ Leibling? Absolutely. A takedown of Tay Tay? How about Coal Black Mornings by Brett Anderson. The books you need on the things you love.

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This bit's brilliant, the music and sport book podcast is almost ready

This bit's brilliant

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11 months ago

This bit's brilliant, the music and sport book podcast is almost ready

This Bit's Brilliant is about to launch. Simon Q Elliott talks to people about the music and sport books they love.

On Episode one Paul Ging tells Simon why he loves The Olivetti Chronicles by John Peel and a tells strange tales about where the handwritten lyrics of Teenage Kicks by the undertones are. Plus the link between Fats Domino and The Beatles.

Simon talks about the brilliant football book The Miracle of Castel Di Sangro by Joe McGinniss. A late 90s classic the book is story that involves death, drama, cocaine smuggling with occasional football.