It's Dead Dead Good Book Launch

In conversation with the author Steve Harrison.

The evening will also include a book signing and meet and greet.

“DDG is one of the only true independent labels in the country, and occasionally
when I’m losing sleep, I think that’s something worth believing in’ – Paul Basset
(Orange Deluxe)

“Steve would do anything for us. He was prepared to take the risks” – Jon Brookes
(Charlatans)

“We’d meet outside Horners scooter shop in Old Trafford and head off on the runs
with people like Steve Harrison (DDG) and attend soul all-nighters” – Ian Brown
(Stone Roses)


“I wrote down the word “openness,” as you Steve always were. You were genuinely
interested in people. I was a shy, slightly withdrawn kid, I was not then the big
gregarious film and television director, I was geeky, nerdy, and shy. This interview is
a slightly protracted thank you because you were always very encouraging. It was an
education, and you made me realise and gave me the confidence and told me to do
what I wanted to do. I wonder if you have spent any time thinking about the
importance of what was a very organic community, as I don’t think that I could ever
have developed the mindset or confidence to go and spend thirty odd years in film
and tv without originally meeting you and buying ‘Meat is Murder’ by the and heading
off to clubs to watch the Stone Roses” – Mike Christie (Film and TV
Director/Omega Records)

“Steve is one of the good guys and speaks from the heart. He has also lived a life...”
- Dermo (Northside)