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| Name | Peepholism: Into The Art Of Morrissey |
| Author | Jo Slee |
| Pages | 176 (Paperback) 176 (Hardback) |
| Release | 23 September 1994 (Paperback) 23 September 1994 (Hardback) |
| Publisher | Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd |
| ISBN | 028306210X (Paperback) 0283062096 (Hardback) |
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As his personal assistant Jo Slee is perfectly placed to author this pictorial discography of the art of Morrissey, from record sleeves to stage backdrops. Starting at This Charming Man all through his career to Vauxhall And I inclusive. Combined with a selection of source material, Jo reveals anecdote, and notes on each release, photographs and fragments of Morrissey's original work.
The book's front cover photography is by Russell Young.
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