Chapter and Verse - New Order, Joy Division and Me
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breast cancer 276, 285
Ginsberg, Allen 290
Glass, Philip
compositions 289–90
Tibet House benefit 283, 288–93
Good, the Bad and the Ugly, The 37–8
Grafton-Green, Paddy 253
Granada Reports, performance 95–6
Granada TV 51
Best and Marsh 225
Green, Peter 40
Greendow Commercials 51, 98
Greengate flat 26–9, 41, 65
Gresty 8, 33–5, 38
Gretton, Rob, manager 80, 89–93, 95, 105, 106, 109, 254–6, 257, 322–3, 324–5
and American tour 1989 207–8, 209–10
BS made singer 142
and Emulator 1 sampler 155
and encores 160–2
and finance 251–3, 254
and Haçienda 185–91, 197–8, 238, 239, 248–50, 253
and Ian 126, 131–2, 134–5
and Martin 127
and promotion 164, 166
and vibrating beds 177–8
breakdowns 253–4
death 251, 255–6, 263
Gretton, Lesley, and Haçienda name 276–7
Grey Mare pub, Weaste 67, 72, 74
guitars, learning to play 2, 46, 62–4
Haçienda, Manchester 186–91, 197–200, 204–6
1991 shut down 233–4
closed down by magistrates 248
financial drain 238, 243
rebuilt as set for 24 Hour Party People 260
reopening 235
violence 233–4, 235–9, 248–9
Hague, Stephen, producer 247
Haley, Bill, ‘Rock Around The Clock’ 9, 63
Hall, Mark 51–2
Hannett, Martin, producer 151, 153–4
and Closer 124–9
and Haçienda 186, 189
and Music Force 324
and Unknown Pleasures 109–14
death 263
Happy Mondays 189, 193, 199, 243
Hardfloor, ‘Blauer Montag’ 177
Heaton Park 135
Hells Angels 56
Hempsall, Alan, standby singer 131
Hendrix, Jimi, songs 35, 39–40
Herman the German (Spanish barman) 192, 195
Hoboken gig 141
Hoffman’s Circus 331
Honoré, Annik 125–7, 129, 130, 131
Hook, Peter (Hooky) 8, 38–9, 53, 55, 56, 77, 91, 92, 100, 117–20, 325
and ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’ 81
and Andy Robinson 268
and Haçienda 248–50, 256–7, 276–9
and Ian 126
and Lost Sirens 291
and sound mixing 154, 156, 160
and success 246–7
and touring 210, 242
and Unknown Pleasures 279
as bass player 63–4, 141, 280
checks into the Priory 269–70
knocked out in Holland 161
Hope and Anchor Islington, gig 101–3
Hughes, John 157
Human League, Dare 100
hypnotic regression, Ian Curtis and 301–20
Ibiza
not origin of house music 190, 191
studio, and Technique 191–7
Iggy Pop 66, 150, 290, 291
and ‘Californian Grass’ 290, 291–2
and ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’ 282, 293
Inbetweeners, The 33
Inland Revenue, and Joy Division, unpaid royalties 251–3
Iroquois Hotel, Manhattan 138
Jackson, Carl, and Bad Lieutenant 276
James, Alex, and Bad Lieutenant 276, 286
James, Douglas Thomas 322, 325
Jamie and the Magic Torch 52
Jilted John 109
Jodrell Bank Observatory gig 290
Johnson, Michael, engineer 163
Jones Music Store, Macclesfield 77
Jones, Quincy 175, 176–8, 183
Joy Division 7, 8, 54
albums
An Ideal for Living EP 84–7, 91, 97 cover picture 85, 86–7
Closer 105, 106, 124–9 cover 115, 116
Still 137
Unknown Pleasures 3, 72, 109–14, 117, 119, 122, 125, 128, 151, 152, 279
cover 114–15
songs
‘Ceremony’ 133, 138
collaborative songs 78–84
‘Decades’ 125
‘Digital’ 100, 259
‘Failures’ 84
‘Glass’ 100
‘Heart and Soul’ 79, 80
‘In a Lonely Place’ 133, 138
‘Interzone’ 100
‘Leaders of Men’ 84
‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’ 79, 81–2, 90, 161
covers 115–16
video 133, 137
‘No Love Lost’ 84
‘Novelty’ 73, 81
‘Shadowplay’ 95–6
‘The Eternal’ 125
‘Transmission’ 113, 119
‘Warsaw’ 84
Corbijn’s Control about 261–3
development 74–87
early gigs 82–7, 88–97, 101–3
fans 3–5
last gig 133
name origin 83–4
Rafters gigs 324–5
seriousness 117–18
Joy rave 202–3
Kelly, Ben 187, 205
Killers, The 77
Kinks, The 35, 60
Kinski, Natassja 176
Kiss FM 145
Kitchen, The, Hulme 200–1, 202
Knopfler, Mark 67
Koyaanisqatsi 289–90
Kraftwerk 7, 99, 118, 219, 220, 222–3, 243
‘Trans-Europe Express’ 150, 169
Kubrick, Stanley 132
Lambretta, BS’s 36, 53
Led Zeppelin 37, 118
Leone, Sergio 38
Les Bains Douches, Paris, gig 113
Lincoln town car episode 171–3
Lobsang Rampa 288, 289
local government, work and study 47–50
Lollapalooza South America tour 224
Los Angeles, visits 176–8, 180–4
Love, ‘7 And 7 Is’ 80
Lower Broughton 1, 9–10, 17, 25, 295
Lower Broughton Modern (school) 25
Madonna 189, 204
Mal 201
Manchester, sound of 8–9, 53–6
Manchester Town Hall purchase 238–9
Mancunian pride 93–5
Manhattan, Ibiza 193
Manning, Bernard 188
Marcus Music studio 142, 152
Marr, Ange 223
Marr, Johnny 210–11, 213–20, 222–4, 230, 284, 286
Marsh, Rodney 225
Marshall Time Modulator 112
Mason, Paul 204
Mason, Terry 33, 65, 67–9, 77–8, 253
and Ibiza studio parties 196
and the demo tapes 78
and the ‘Northern Industrial Gay’ 175–6
and the porn film 123–4
as roadie 139, 140, 171, 180, 229
going to gigs with 53–5, 58
McLaren, Malcolm 58
Mellotron 156
meteor shower 57
Metro, Chicago 207
MFS label 145–6
miners’ benefit, Royal Festival Hall 175–6
Mitchell, Bruce 324
Mitchell, Jack, and Bad Lieutenant 276
Morley, Paul 59, 74, 89
Moroder, Giorgio 150, 152
Morricone, Ennio 38
Morris, Owen, engineer 220
Morris, Steve, drummer 77, 81, 91, 92, 104, 147, 265, 269, 275, 278
and ‘World In Motion’ 228
and Bad Lieutenant 276
and electronic music 243
and Haçienda 248–50
and Ian’s first grand mal 101–3
and Ibiza 192
and New Order 284, 285–6
and Powell film 226–7
and synthesizers 152–3, 156, 160
and Unknown Pleasures 113
Morrissey 59
Moss Side, blues at 201–2, 245–6, 326
Music Force 323–4
Nagel, Chris 154
National, The 290
New Musical Express 58
New Order
albums
Get Ready 263, 266
Lost Sirens 290–1
Movement 137, 142–3
cover 115
Republic 239, 243, 247
Substance 235
Technique 191–8, 239, 247
Waiting for the Siren’s Call 265, 266–70, 290–1
songs
‘Atmosphere’ 154
‘Bizarre Love Triangle’ 156
‘Blue Monday’ 159–61, 162–7, 169, 239, 294
cover 167
remixes 177
‘Californian Grass’ 290, 291–2
‘Ceremony’ 133, 138
‘Confusion’ 171–5
video 173–4
‘Ecstasy’ 190–1
‘Elegia’ 157
‘Everything’s Gone Green’ 79, 153–4
‘Fine Time’ 197
‘Guilty Partner’ 192
‘In a Lonely Place’ 133, 138
‘Love Vigilantes’ 120–1
‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’ 282, 293, 294
‘Run’ 210
‘Saint Anthony’ 292
‘Shellshock’ 157, 170
‘Temptation’ 293–4
‘The Perfect Kiss’ 243
‘Thieves Like Us’ 157
‘Touched by the Hand of God’ 285
‘Transmission’ 293
‘World In Motion’ 225–6, 227–32
video 229–30
and acid house 190–1
and Dry bar 204–6
and encores 160–2
and Haçienda 186–91, 197–200, 204–6
and mainstream 157–8
and session players 174
BS on strike from 211–13
development 147–58
early videos 168–9, 173–4
fans 3–5, 297–8
name origin 147–8
playing live 294–5
pushing boundaries 159–67
South American tour 2006 272–3
Warner Brothers, signed to 161
world tour 2012 287–8
New Orleans promoters 178–80
New York
equipment stolen 139–41
music world, influences 144–6, 150, 169–74
Nico 332
NME 108, 127
Noonan Brothers 238
North Salford Youth Club 36–7
Northern Soul, ‘Keep On Keeping On’ 100
Oberheim synthesizer 152–3, 160
Olympic Studios Barnes 268
Ostin, Mo, on encores 162
Panik, The 91
Pearce, Dave 33
Pearson, James Anthony, as BS 261
Peel Green 108, 132
Peel, John 129
Penetration (Newcastle band) 72
Pet Shop Boys 200–1, 219
Pickering, Mike 210
Pink Floyd 124, 128
Pips, Manchester 88, 144
Platt family
Auntie Amy 12
great-grandfather 11
great-grandmother Laura (Big Laura) 11–12, 27, 29
Polsky, Ruth 144, 150, 178, 204
Portmeirion Festival No. 6 288
Powell, Michael 151, 226–7, 232
Power, Vince 251
Powertran 1024 Composer sequencer 160
Presley, Elvis, ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ 9, 63
Pressburger, Emeric 151, 226
Prestwich mental hospital 12
Pretty In Pink 157, 170
recording session 182
Prog rock 60
Prozac, TV documentary and 220–2
Public Image Ltd 209
punk rock, as cultural focus 60–2
Quadrant Park, Bootle 234
Quinn, Raymond 12, 86
Qwest label 175, 176, 184
Rafters, Manchester 88–9, 91, 322, 324, 325
rappers, early 145
raves 202–4
RCA Records 93, 97
Reading Festival 1989 211
Reading Festival 1993 230, 231
Reading Festival 1998 251
Real World studio, Bath 195–6, 197–8, 229, 247, 266
Reed, Lou 118, 54–5, 59
Berlin 55
Rock and Roll Animal 54–5
Transformer 54
Reeder, Mark 145–6, 150
rehearsing, attitudes to 212–13
Rezillos, The 101
Rhyl, sea at 295
Riley, Sam, as Ian Curtis 261
Robie, John 170, 173, 174, 182–3
Robinson, Andy, engineer 256, 268, 272, 275, 287
Rock Against Racism gigs 148
Rolling Stones 35, 36, 37, 40, 60, 118
Rough Trade America, unpaid royalties 251–3
Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes 67
Royal Festival Hall, miners’ benefit 175–6
Rushent, Martin 93, 100–1
Russell Club, Hulme 185–6, 324, 327–9
Russell, Marcus 216
Ryan, Tosh 324
Salford
community and rehousing 42–5
life in 1–2, 7–30, 41–5, 53, 75, 86, 91, 94–5, 122, 162, 182, 227, 254, 273, 289
town hall, BS in treasury department 47–50
Salford Grammar School 25, 30–6
samplers 110–11, 113, 151–2, 155–6
Santa Eulalia 193
Santana, Carlos 37, 56
Saville, Peter, designer 92, 114–17, 167, 266
and Haçienda 186–7
Scala cinema, multimedia nights 161
scooter boys 36–7, 53–7
Seal 216, 217
Searling, Richard 97
Section 25 133–5, 185
Sex Pistols 58–61, 75, 84
‘Anarchy in the UK’ 81, 259
Seymour, Jane 265
Shamberg, Michael, video producer 168
ill health 285–6, 288
P.S. Beirut 285
Salvation 285
Shanahan, Joe 207
sharks, collision with 296–7
Shelley, Pete 59, 69, 323, 326
Sheringham, Teddy 232
Shoom 190
Shop Floor Entertainments Ltd 328
shoplifting 39
Simm, John, as BS 259
Slaughter and the Dogs 323
Smashing Pumpkins, The 212
Smith, Mark E. 59, 322
Smith, Patti 290, 292
Smiths, The 189, 210, 211, 213
Solskjaer, Ole Gunnar 232
Sounds interview 117
South American concerts 2011 287
Spectrum 190
Spencer, Jim, engineer 220, 268–9
St Catherine’s Court, Bath 265–6, 267
St Clement’s Primary School 23–5, 30, 33, 36, 45
Stiff Kittens, playing as 69–74
Stiff Records, Rafters gig 88–9, 91, 104
Stone Roses, at Haçienda 189
Strawberry Studios Stockport 110–14, 117
Stretford Hardrock Hall 56
Sturridge, Charles 174
Sub Club, Glasgow 190
Sugarcubes, The 209
Suicide 185
Summer, Donna 99, 150, 160
Sumner, Bernard, personal life
beginnings/family
birth 1, 8–9
extended family 10–13, 19
father 9
grandparents see Sumner, John; Sumner, Laura
great-grandparents see Platt family
mother see Sumner, Laura jr.
countryside, discovering 41
early life in Salford 1–2, 7–30, 41–5, 53, 75, 86, 91, 94–5, 122, 162, 182, 227, 254, 273, 289
early work experience 47–52
advertising 50–2
art career, search for 46–7, 50–2
gardening 51
town hall 47–50
girls, impressing 38–9
health
dentistry experience 22–3
depression 16
ill in Chicago 207–10
writer’s block, non-existent 220–2
musical influences, early
creative process 240–1
early 35–40
gigs, going to 53–62
names
as Barney 86
as Bernard Albrecht 85–6
as Bernard Dickin 27–8, 86
sailing 295–7
school 23–5, 30–6, 45
clay modelling 23–4
maths problems 23, 30, 33–5
music 35–6
wife see Sumner, Sarah
Sumner, Dylan (BS’s son) 241, 296
Sumner, James (BS’s son) 242
Sumner, John (BS’s grandfather) 1, 10–11, 22, 27, 29–30
and Lambretta 53
brain tumour 29–30, 43–5
teaches BS to swim 72–3
Sumner, Laura (Little Laura, BS’s grandmother) 1, 11–12, 27
at Swinton 43, 44, 237
blindness 30, 43–5, 237
singing 76
Sumner, Laura jr. (BS’s mother) 1, 9, 26–8
Sumner, Laura jr. (BS’s mother), cerebral palsy 9, 13–17
Sumner, Laura jr. (BS’s mother), protective anger/depression 13–17, 28
mother, death 237–8
Sumner, Sarah (BS’s wife) 193, 194, 195, 201, 207, 223, 237, 246, 257, 283
BS wedding to 264
threatened outside Haçienda 236–7
Sunkist UK promotion 166
Sunset Marquis, West Hollywood 177
Sweat It Out rave 202–3
Sylvester, ‘You Make Me Feel’ 160
synthesizers 124–5, 151–6
T in the Park 298
T Rex, ‘Ride a White Swan’ 37
Tabac, Tony, drummer 70, 76
Tamla Motown 36
Tennant, Neil, and Electronic 214
Thames Television 51–2
Thatcher government 122, 175
Throbbing Gristle 126
Tibet House benefit 283, 288–93
TJ Davidson’s 90, 104, 133, 264
Tonay, Don 326–8
Top of the Pops, performing live 164–5, 168
Topping, Simon 135
touring, secondary to creativity 240–2
Transcendent 2000 synthesizer 125, 151
Transdynamic sound system 163
Trenton, New Jersey, recording 138–9
Tropicana motel, LA 180–2
Troxy, London, 2011 gig 287
Truckers’ Hour 132
Turing, Alan 93
24 Hour Party People 258–61, 263
TV advertising 51
TV Times commercials 51
Twinny, roadie 139
U2 125
Ultra Music Festival, Miami 288
Usher, Martin 111, 151–2
Velvet Underground 54–5, 66, 118
vinyl, test pressings 163–4
Viz 148
Vox AC30 120
Vox Phantom guitar 79
Waddle, Chris 228
Walkden gig 82–3
Warner Brothers 161, 215
Warren, Tony 10