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SUMMARY:In Conversation: Stephen Morris
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for an evening of music\, memories and culture. Profe
 ssor of Popular Culture\, Jon Savage will be in conversation with Stephe
 n Morris\, founder member of Joy Division and New Order and post punk pe
 rcussionist extraordinaire. Stephen Morris has been a consistent fixture
  in New Order since 1980. The band's long career has included multiple w
 orld tours and headlining festival appearances. Outside of New Order\, M
 orris has released albums and television soundtracks with his wife Gilli
 an Gilbert under the name The Other Two.\n\nStephen has written two memo
 irs\, Record Play Pause covering the Joy Division years and Fast Forward
 : Confessions of a Post-Punk Percussionist\, which takes the reader from
  New Order to the present day. Jon Savage’s latest book is This Searing 
 Light And Everything Else\, an oral history of Joy Division.\n\nBoth Ste
 phen’s and Jon’s books will be available to buy on the night and?a book 
 signing will take place after the event.\n\nThis event is presented in p
 artnership with Creative Manchester and the John Rylands Research Instit
 ute and Library. The British Pop Archive is the first specifically desig
 nated national popular culture archive in the UK. Based at the John Ryla
 nds Research Institute and Library\, it aims to celebrate and preserve t
 he records of British popular culture\, including popular music\, recogn
 ising its pivotal influence on the world stage.\n\n*Please note that thi
 s event is currently sold out\, however by following the booking link yo
 u can join a waiting list if more tickets become available
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TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:John Rylands Research Institute and Library\, 150 Deansgate\, Ma
 nchester\, M3 3EH
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