The World of The Smiths and Morrissey by Angie J Cooke nee Lewis

KILL UNCLE 30 Year Anniversary 1991-2021 The classic Kill Uncle sleeve Dickie Felton , boss chap and author of The Day I Met Morrissey and Morrissey International Airport - Travels with a Pop Star and his People , kindly invited me to get involved in a project he's undertaken to mark the 30 year anniversary (I KNOW!) of the release of Mozzer's second solo studio album Kill Uncle :   https://dickiefelton.com/2021/01/22/kill-uncle-at-30-oddball-album-or-timeless-classic/ Below are the questions Dickie asked, together with my responses: Name:  Angie Cooke (nee Lewis) Age:  48 Where are you from: Huddersfield, England, UK Can you remember buying Kill Uncle?  Yes, on cassette as that was my format of choice at the time. Affordable and portable, what's not to love? I still have it, too!        Me with my original Kill Uncle (on tape!), purchased at the time of release in 1991 What did you think of the record?  I liked it, but at the time I didn'...

WHAT IS IT I MUST DO FOR THEE, DEAR, DEAR, MORRISSEY THE CHANGING FACE(S) OF STEVEN PATRICK This article featured in the one-off fanzine Sounds Like Morrissey  (produced by none other than Mark "Smiths Indeed" Taylor ) way back in 1992.  I originally wrote it some time in 1991, and I'm afraid it was a tad negative in nature!  Soz, Moz! But as you can see, I'm still here many moons later!  I forgot that at the time I offered to assist Mark with a bit of typesetting for this excellent publication, but I found the evidence amongst some old correspondence! Where my esteemed "writing" career began, at Almondbury in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire! Note my "famed" name of old! This was not long after I went to see Morrissey for the first time at Wembley Arena in London in 1991, when I asked Mark if the rumours were true about him planning to produce a Morrissey Fanzine This is the original article that I submitted to Mark, b...