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John Cooper Clarke (born 25 January 1949) is an English performance poet and comedian who styled himself as a "punk poet" in the late 1970s. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, he released several albums. Around this time, he performed on stage with several punk and post-punk bands and continues to perform regularly.. His recorded output has mainly relied on musical backing from the Invisible.
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Born in Salford, Lancashire, John Cooper Clarke is a multi-faceted writer, musician, artist, and performer. a well-known and much-loved voice on stage, television, radio and at Festivals. He has toured the UK and internationally. Described as a 'people's poet, his work first came to the attention of readers and listeners in the 1970s.
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He was a seminal influence on punk, a ferociously funny performance poet. Over martinis, John Cooper Clarke tells Simon Hattenstone why he's back. Simon Hattenstone. Tue 29 May 2012 14.00 EDT.
English performance poet John Cooper Clarke, circa 1978. Nachrichtenfoto Getty Images
About. Genius Annotation. 1 contributor. Possibly John Cooper Clarke's best known piece. This poem is a commentary on the monotony and futility of day to day suburban life. The repeated use of.
Celebrated poet Dr John Cooper Clark on working with the National Trust and what inspires him
The brilliant and irrepressible Dr. John Cooper Clarke.For those who don't know, John Cooper Clarke is an English performance poet, who first became famous d.
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Saturday 9th March 2024. Thursday 7th March 2024. Tuesday 5th March 2024. John Cooper Clarke. No tweets returned. Poet; Movie star; Rock star; TV & radio presenter; Comedian; Social & cultural commentator. Britain's best loved and most important performance poet.
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Way back In 2012 As part of their Punk Britannia season, the BBC celebrated punk performance poet legend John Cooper Clarke through BBC4 documentary Evidently John Cooper Clarke with a month of Radio 6Music specials. Few artists could draw such vocal and heartfelt appreciation from a set as diverse and rich in talent as Steve Coogan, Alex Turner, Stewart Lee, Pete Shelley, Craig Charles and.
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In praise of John Cooper Clarke, our real poet laureate. Suzanne Moore His recent appearance on Desert Island Discs was a magnificent reminder of his huge talent, kind heart and sparkling wit.
The Music Manual Punk poet Dr John Cooper Clarke announces Liverpool date
John Cooper Clarke. Portrait by Bryan Ledgard. It was starting to look like a bright new world in 1965. Musically and stylistically it was a great time. I was completely Americanised thanks to years of Jerry Lewis and the automotive industry. My heroes were The Beatles, the Stones and anything from America.
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The most quotable John Cooper Clarke poems. By Faye Fearon. 25 January 2019. Getty Images. As the acclaimed punk poet turns 70 today, we've delved into his lyrical archives and sourced his best.
Wolverhampton Literature Festival review John CooperClark treats fans to evening of quickfire
John Cooper Clarke is an English poet who is regarded as a "punk poet." He became famous in the late 1970s and released several albums. In addition, he published two poetry collections, Ten Years in an Open Necked Shirt and The Luckiest Guy Alive.His only prose work is I Wanna Be Yours, a memoir.
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John Cooper Clarke's poems are in GCSE English anthologies across the country. But prior to his influence on education - and the dent he's made in contemporary pop culture - Cooper Clarke was a seminal figure of the punk movement. He initially earned his chops opening gigs for the Sex Pistols and The Clash, before becoming a support act.
Punk poet John Cooper Clarke on how fame caused devastating descent into drugs Mirror Online
The punk poet's work was used in an Arctic Monkeys song. Pendleton Councillor John Warmisham said he first came across Cooper Clarke at a Rock Against Racism gig in Hulme Labour Club, Manchester.
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That happened on National Poetry Day; John Cooper Clark was invited nowhere. He has a substantial new body of work, including what he calls "darker" poems, unsuited to stand-up audiences.
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Poems. (I Married A) Monster From Outer Space (I've Got A Brand New) Track Suit 23rd 36 hours A Distant Relation Action Man Apart From The Revolution Are You The Business Arts N' Crafts Beasley Street Belladonna Bronze Adonis Bunch Of Twigs Burnley Concussion Conditional Discharge Cycle Accident Day My Pad Went Mad Day the World Stood Still.
John Cooper Clarke 'I've made a living out of dirty language'
Tiernan Phipps. John Cooper Clarke, the poet and performer who became famous during the punk rock era of the late 1970s, has said he didn't want to quit taking heroin and weaned himself off the.
