Does the book list composer credits?

[ken garner]

oh no, the mere idea of trying to do that! Sorry, No, it doesn't. 
You'll just have to read every session enrty looking for Kevin Coyne 
titles, outside of sessions by him, Siren, Coyne Clague, etc

k

--- In peel@yahoogroups.com, tony donaghey <tonydonaghey@...> wrote:
>
> Although its not the place to admit it but as I only have a passing 
interest in the sessions I'm tempted by the cheap price.
>   I lurk here for the info on new music but also for snippets that 
might be gleaned for my obsessive interest in Kevin Coyne. In 
relation to him - I believe he must be one of the first artists to 
release some of his BBC sessions on album with tracks appearing on 
his 1977 release Beautiful Extremes.
>   Thru this group I was able to find a Nightingales session in 
which they covered Kevin's Good Boy - does the book list composer 
credits? I'd love to know if anyone else covered a Coyne song
>   cheers
>   Tony
> 
> ken garner <ken_garner@...> wrote:
>           that's right, tony: thebookpeople have apparently bought 
a truck load 
> of copies of the book from the publishers and are flogging it in 
> their November catalogue & online - I even made the front page! - 
for 
> the ridiculous price of £4.99, for which kind of book club sales my 
> royalties my contract tells me will be pro rata, which at 5% means 
I 
> trouser a whopping 25p per sale. I don't care. This company only 
> stock and sell books they think they can shift tons of, and hence 
get 
> a huge trade discount on the price from the publishers. So if it 
> means more people who might like it get to know it exists, or their 
> loved ones get it for them for Christmas, I'm happy. My sister got 
a 
> copy in Hampshire, as did my Dad, and now you, so that's a good 
sign. 
> I reckon the way the direct mail industry works that catalogue must 
> have gone into more than half a million homes, so if just 3% of 
> households say their cat prefers it to shredded wheat, we'll sell 
> out. Mind you, they've already dropped it from their latest 
Christmas 
> special edition catalogue, which fell out of the Guardian on 
Saturday
> 
> ken
> 
> --- In peel@yahoogroups.com, tony donaghey <tonydonaghey@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Ken
> > Not being ofay with the workings of the publishing industry but 
> we just got a mailshot from a book club with your book listed at 
£4.99
> > Tony
> >
>