In Case I Should Forget
In Case I Should Forget by Brian Russell, published by Grosvenor House Publishing Limited in 2020, is an illustrated memoir that chronicles the author’s experiences in the world of show business. Spanning 310 pages, this book offers a candid look at the fine line between success and failure in the entertainment industry, as Russell shares his journey from performing in a Norwich band to nearly achieving national recognition.
Readers will find a collection of colorful and often humorous anecdotes that highlight Russell’s encounters with notable figures in the entertainment field. The memoir delves into his adventures, from lively nights with famous pop stars of the sixties and seventies to unique experiences in the Dubai desert with American rappers. This edition presents a vivid exploration of personal memoirs within the context of entertainment and performing arts, providing insights into the challenges and triumphs faced along the way.
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In show business, the gap between success and failure can be wafer thin. Maybe it’s the difference between a promise and a white lie; between heady ambition and stark reality; between hitting a note and missing a beat. Brian Russell’s candid life story is a journey across brightly lit cabaret stages and some shady back street deals. He honed his craft as a member of a Norwich band appearing in the outback of Norfolk and Suffolk and from there he went on to come within a whisker of national success on more than one occasion.
For over half a century Brian has met and worked with a Who’s Who of show business. The colourful and often hilarious stories are all there, from boozing with famous pop stars from the sixties and seventies to adventures in the Dubai desert with American rappers.
In many ways he has the last laugh about that wafer thin gap.
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