Blues at the Cavern: Growing Up In The City That Rocked

Liverpool born Raymond David gives an intriguing and personal account of his days playing at the world famous Cavern Club. He chronicles the Merseyside music scene of the Sixties, particularly the engrossing ‘Blues’ boom in which he took part following the Merseybeat era.
He also paints a picture of what it was like to grow up in the suburbs during the post war years. A mix of wit and pathos, the author tells it as it is, pulling no punches of life in a tough, uncompromising city where the ultimate priority is a sense of humour.