[Autobiography 02] • Working Class Man by Barnes, Jimmy -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Dedication Contents Preface Prologue Part 1: The Beginning

One: I was a Serial Runner Two: Thunderbolt’s Rock Three: Take the Shirt off their Backs . . . or Rip Your Head off Your Shoulder Four: Deep Purple Overdosed on Methedrine Five: This is What You have to be Prepared to Do Six: Play Every Show like it is Your Last Seven: Pig, Bear, Beaver, Spider . . . Eight: Very Positive Fucking Forward Movement Nine: A Reputation for Being Very Volatile Ten: You Clowns had Your Chance Eleven: I’ll be in the Pub if You Need Me Twelve: Do Yourself a Favour Thirteen: Not Really Groupies Fourteen: Your Taxi is Here Fifteen: What a Girl She Was Sixteen: Rising Sun Seventeen: This Hotel’s a Cesspool Eighteen: What are We Doing with Our Lives? Nineteen: A Small Fish in a Big Sewer Twenty: Good Evening, Red Rocks Twenty-One: Love Your Single Twenty-Two: We weren’t Young Boys Singing for Free Drinks and Chicks Anymore Twenty-Three: We’ve Got a Lot of Very Sick People in Here Twenty-Four: They’ll Fucking Miss Me When I’m Gone

Part 2: The Beginning of the End

Twenty-Five: This is Not a Song Twenty-Six: Rock is Dead Twenty-Seven: It’ll Sound Better When I Sing it Properly Twenty-Eight: This Business is Full of Crooks Twenty-Nine: Harder than Chinese Algebra Thirty: Chemicals Can Do Strange and Wonderful Things Thirty-One: What’s it Going to Take Thirty-Two: This was a Racing Car and I Was a Lousy Driver Thirty-Three: Out of Control like a Bushfire Thirty-Four: Higher and Higher Thirty-Five: We’re Not Getting any Fucking Younger

Part 3: A New Beginning

Thirty-Six: Wipe the Slate Clean Thirty-Seven: Love Songs Don’t Sell Anymore Thirty-Eight: It’s a Gift from God Thirty-Nine: Let’s Ride Forty: Read My Lips Forty-One: World Record Time Forty-Two: Keep Your Nose out of Trouble, Son Forty-Three: Everybody in this Place was Crazy Forty-Four: I’d been Nobbling Myself for Years Forty-Five: All Roads Seemed to Lead to Me Forty-Six: I’ll Live Forever Forty-Seven: Your Dog is always Happy to See You Forty-Eight: We’d had a Second Chance Forty-Nine: Lost at Sea Fifty: We Share Good Times and Bad Fifty-One: I Can Feel the Change

Epilogue Acknowledgements Lyric Credits Photos Section About the Author Praise Copyright

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