Talk:Ed Harcourt

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Wootton Manor[edit]

Including this here because it appears relevant to the development of his career. The first EP was recorded there. Karst (talk) 12:59, 7 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Sgt Pepper[edit]

Haha, I love how the paragraph about the live performance of Sgt Pepper was written :

“played (as band leader) the whole Sgt. Pepper´s Lonely Heart´s Club Band album live at the Philharmonie de Paris for arte tv show with a little help from [...].“

I don't know if it's very wikipedia-style, but I leave it as it is. Especially because Pete Doherty gave an awful performance, while Ed Harcourt was truly the man who had this “crazy idea“ as told by Steve Mason. I just corrected some typos and links.

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