The Invisible Man (The Story of Rod Temperton, the 'Thriller' Songwriter) - 9781803991849

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ā€˜My favourite moment is when I finish a song, that is the moment I cherish.ā€™ ā€“ Rod Temperton

The Invisible Man tells the remarkable story of how Rod Temperton worked his way up from a Grimsby fish factory to become one of the most successful songwriters of all time.

Born in Cleethorpes in 1949, Temperton embarked on a career in music with the funk band Heatwave, for whom he wrote the international hits ā€˜Boogie Nightsā€™ and ā€˜Always and Foreverā€™, before his songwriting talent caught the attention of Michael Jacksonā€™s legendary producer, Quincy Jones.

For Jacksonā€™s Off the Wall album, Temperton penned both the hit ā€˜Rock with Youā€™ and the albumā€™s title track. Three years later, he started work on what would become the best-selling album of all time ā€“ Michael Jacksonā€™s Thriller ā€“ writing three songs, including the now legendary title track. And yet despite collaborating with some of musicā€™s biggest stars, including Donna Summer and Michael McDonald, Temperton was famously reclusive and seldom gave interviews. Having enjoyed unprecedented access to the great man for his Sony Award-winning radio documentary on Temperton, Jed Pitman presents the fully updated, definitive story of one of musicā€™s most talented individuals.

This book title, The Invisible Man (The Story of Rod Temperton, the 'Thriller' Songwriter) - 9781803991849, ISBN: 9781803991849, by Jed Pitman, published by The History Press (November 1, 2022) is available in paperback. Our minimum order quantity is 25 copies. All standard bulk book orders ship FREE in the continental USA and delivered in 4-10 business days.

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Author:
Jed Pitman
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288
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The History Press (November 1, 2022)
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English
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1803991844
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