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OfflineKnopfleRick

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Re: A new book about MK
« Reply #45 on: February 06, 2025, 02:49:16 PM »

That's true. I agree. Fans from the forum know a lot about MK because they want to know

Historically I've seen more unsubstantiated guess work than actual facts. This is also highlighted by Ed Bicknell's lengthy posts correcting all the misinformation.
People who were there often have differing experiences, different memories. I know when chatting with Chris White, he remembers things I have absolutely no memory of.
But it's better to get your 'facts' from the people in the room, on the stage, than from people who have used the internet as their research database.

Of course. I just wanted to say that a real, honest biography book will always be needed. I think people like to read a biography if they are moderate fans of the artist.

For me it's always great to read a book about my favourite artist MK even I've been a longtime fan and know (or think) to know a lot about him.
It's always interesting to read about another person's opinion or interpretation of his guitar playing, song writing etc.

But I think a real and honest biographical book only can be written by our man himself.
But this probably will never happen!
This is all the heaven we've got, right here where we are in our Shangri-La.

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Re: A new book about MK
« Reply #46 on: February 06, 2025, 02:55:34 PM »

That's true. I agree. Fans from the forum know a lot about MK because they want to know

Historically I've seen more unsubstantiated guess work than actual facts. This is also highlighted by Ed Bicknell's lengthy posts correcting all the misinformation.
People who were there often have differing experiences, different memories. I know when chatting with Chris White, he remembers things I have absolutely no memory of.
But it's better to get your 'facts' from the people in the room, on the stage, than from people who have used the internet as their research database.

Of course. I just wanted to say that a real, honest biography book will always be needed. I think people like to read a biography if they are moderate fans of the artist.

For me it's always great to read a book about my favourite artist MK even I've been a longtime fan and know (or think) to know a lot about him.
It's always interesting to read about another person's opinion or interpretation of his guitar playing, song writing etc.

But I think a real and honest biographical book only can be written by our man himself.
But this probably will never happen!

It's funny because I named my project "Mark Knopfler Songbook", and from time to time I get emails from people who want to buy the actual "book" which of course doesn't exist. So yes, people do love books, and I always had deep admiration for anybody who can write one — it's not easy. So yes, a book on MK is not a problem, and a good author/journalist will always stumble upon good resources like AMIT in his search for information.

 

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