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Mel Wright

Mel's experience of playing music and as a social worker and community development worker in London has enriched his interest in writing about social history of popular music.

 

The Musician

As a drummer Mel has spent over forty years gigging. Working men's clubs, pubs and sixties & seventies blues club scene.

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ROBERT ELMS RADIO SHOW  Interview with Mel Wright about Margareta Berger-Hamerschlag 1pm Wednesday 17th June 2009

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Beyond the jive gangs - Mel Wright talks at The Museum of London - The Story of London Festival  Thu 18 Jun, 1.10-2.10pm

bullet Beyond The Jiving Talk at Paddington Library. Friday 6 March from 6pm
bullet Mel Wright celebrates 40th Anniversary of Desmond Dekker’s first UK chart hit.

Reviews & Reader's Comments

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Through a glass lightly | Society | The Guardian

"Alcoholism, anger management, loneliness, pensioner poverty, racism: the problems customers can brew up in a pub with a shouty street market on the doorstep are enough to fill a social worker's week."

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A new book tells how a German-speaking teacher attempted to tame rebellious post-war youngsters in north London, writes Peter Gruner - Camden New Journal
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JUDITH AMANTHIS discovers an Austrian artist who was inspired by working-class youth in 1950s Britain.
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Beyond the Jiving looks at artist's life

Author Mel Wright's Beyond the Jiving is a fascinating portrait of an artist's life, writes Germaine Arnold.

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