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John Harris was born in 1969, and raised in Cheshire, possibly England's least remarkable county (although, come to think of it, Hertfordshire might put up a convincing challenge). 19 years later, he began writing professionally: though he had just begun his first year at college, the much-missed music weekly Sounds added him to their pool of freelancers, and he wrote his first cover story the following year.
Regrettably, Sounds closed in 1991 - but after a brief spell at Melody Maker, and three months spent studying for an MA in Political Theory, he became a full-time writer at the NME, where he stayed until the summer of 1995. Fortuitously, this represented ideal timing: John was around for the birth of what became known as Britpop, and wrote reams about most of its key players: Suede, Blur, Elastica, Oasis. His April 1994 interview with the Gallagher Brothers, during which Liam and Noel all but came to blows, later achieved legendary status thanks to its release as a single entitled Wibbling Rivalry.
Having served his statutory three years, John left NME to become Features Editor at Q, and then Editor of Select magazine, before deciding to return - two weeks before his 30th birthday - to the life of a freelance writer. Since then, he has written about music for Q, Mojo and Rolling Stone, and contributed articles on a variety of subjects to the UK newspapers The Independent, The Guardian, The Times and The Observer.
After 18 months of research and writing, John Harris's acclaimed first book, The Last Party: Britpop, Blair And The Demise Of English Rock, was published by Fourth Estate in May 2003. He is currently reading Marc Resiner's Cadillac Desert: The American West And Its Disappearing Water, and listening to Love Is Hell Pt 1 by Ryan Adams, for what it's worth.
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1. a Canadian, (b. 1942) who has written two books about the Nahanni area (Tungsten John & Above the Falls).
2. Harris, John 1802-1856 wrote The Pre-Adamite Earth.
3. Harris, John 1931- wrote Inigo Jones.
4. (CK above) wrote The Last Party: Britpop, Blair and the Demise of English Rock.
5. John Harris (ps Mark Hebden and Max Hennessy) (1916-1991) wrote Covenant with Death.
6. Harris, John 1945- wrote Enhancing Evolution.
7. Harris, Benjamin 1781-1858 wrote The Recollections of Rifleman Harris.
8. Harris, John 1908- wrote Historic Walks.
9. John Bryn Norman Harris (5/3/42) wrote Reading Children's Writing: A Linguistic View.
10. Harris, John (b. 1950 July 7-) wrote Strong Stuff.
11. Collison, Kerry B. wrote Jakarta.
12. John Harris (1951) wrote Early Language Development.
13. Harris, John Wesley 1935- wrote Medieval Theatre in Context: An Introduction.
14. Harris, John 1954- wrote English Sound Structure.
15. Harris, John 1922- wrote Sermons on False Doctrine.
16. Harris, John 1667?-1719 wrote Navigantium.....
17. Harris, John (John R.) wrote The Road to Kisumu.
18. Harris, John (John I.) wrote Carrying a Handgun.
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20. Harris, John 1946 Oct. 24- wrote Teaching and learning Irish in primary school: A review of research and…
21. (John W. Harris) wrote One Blood.
22. (John C. Harriss)(note spelling) (b. May 17, 1945) wrote The New Institutional Economics and Third World Development.
23. Harris, John W.S. wrote Bonding Before Birth.
24. Harris, John 1937- wrote Guide to Twenty-Four Anglo-Welsh.....
25. John Harris of the Boston Globe wrote Boston Tea Party.
26. Harris, John 1948 July 29- was artist of Mass, The Art of John Harris.
27. Harris, John 1947- wrote Humex Book of Propagation.
28. Harris, John 1935- wrote Endangered Predators.
29. Harris, John 1679 or 80-1738 wrote A Treatise Upon the Modes.
30. Harris, John 1941- wrote The Spaces in Between.
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