"I Used To Be An Animal, But I'm All Right Now"
Eric Burdon Autobiography - Faber & Faber 1986
The copy below was signed by Eric at Twin Towns Services Club, GOLD COAST, Australia on 23-Nov-01.
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"I Used To Be An Animal, But I'm All Right Now" |
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Eric Burdon Autobiography - Faber & Faber 1986 |
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The copy below was signed by Eric at Twin Towns Services Club, GOLD COAST, Australia on 23-Nov-01. |
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Music memoir of The Animals - crossing paths with Chuck Berry The Rolling Stones, Jimmy Witherspoon, John Lennon, The Who, The Doors and others. | |
| "A stream of consciousness reporting on the life of Eric Burdon from his early days in Newcastle and ending with the British re-issue of "House Of The Rising Sun" in 1972". - RadioActive Reading Rack | ||
| "Most of what you are about to read are memoirs, dreams, feelings and even hallucinations, but that's rock'n'roll ... My story is true ... everything you read happened, though not always in the right chronological order. There's no way it could be, as even after only one or two weeks on the road with a touring band, life becomes a blur." - Eric Burdon. | ||
| The copy of the book shown above is believed to be from the second release in paperback form by Faber and Faber. On the back cover the text includes a price of $9.95 (assumed to be in US$). This copy was purchased over the internet in 2001 from a second hand book dealer in the USA and is marked as "withdrawn" from the Denison Public Libray (Texas, USA). | ||
| Click here to view an image of the lilac-coloured cover believed to be from the first paperback release in 1986. | ||
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