Finnish to English translation

Thatcher's government during the early subcultures offered unemployment and confusion in the middle of a safe haven for young people, "recalls his youth in 1970 - and 80-fold century Britain, Morrissey, leader of the band, and The Polecats guitarist Boz Boorer.

He himself was a rockabilly. Finland is often confused with the rockabilly teddy boys, but Boorerin the UK, these were two completely different factions, who viewed each other, even hostile.

"Teddyboyt rockabillyjä us were older and more conservative. Many of them have agreed that we wanted to renew Polecatsin with rockabilly music, which teddyboyt wanted to keep intact."

Boorerin and singer Tim Wormanin in 1979, founded by The Polecats rose at the turn of the 1980s Polecats Are Go! Debut album, Stray Catsin along with the most popular new-generation rockabilly band. The music press began to talk about a new musical style, "neo-rockabilly" and performing "hepcatseista".

"Glam Rock and Marc Bolan were the first love. Then came punk and rockabilly, which combined a Polecatsissa."

Polecatsin break-up of 1983 Boorer worked as a producer, songwriter and live musician.

Then he met Morrissey.

"A friend of the band Madness, Chas Smash, introduced us to each other."

Boorer has enjoyed in the British indien most iconic closest colleagues as soon as twenty years.

Yet very little is known Boorerista. When music magazines do cover stories about Morrissey spectacular new album is released arrangement of the song, music, general appearance, and each disc is also responsible for several compositions Boorer is often completely omitted.

Maybe the secret to the sustainability of cooperation is that, although mythical Boorer know Morrissey's private life have remained more than many others, he has remained loyal to the boss.

"We're good friends with Morrissey, and we trust each other completely. Surely it would otherwise have been able to do so for a long time, is it?"

Boorer is too lazy to work for years themselves a bigger shadow, because he is outside of Morrissey's entire second life global rockabilly subculture, a respected senior statesman. Boorer in the role may be in the spotlight themselves.

Now that you spend a sabbatical Morrissey, Boorer busy, inter alia, a freelance producer, sound engineer, employed by the song and the Portuguese mountains, built by the studio host, and of course Polecatsin leader.

Boorer is particularly excited about a recent Finnish to English translation
Thatcher's government during the early subcultures offered unemployment and confusion in the middle of a safe haven for young people, "recalls his youth in 1970 - and 80-fold century Britain, Morrissey, leader of the band, and The Polecats guitarist Boz Boorer.

He himself was a rockabilly. Finland is often confused with the rockabilly teddy boys, but Boorerin the UK, these were two completely different factions, who viewed each other, even hostile.

"Teddyboyt rockabillyjä us were older and more conservative. Many of them have agreed that we wanted to renew Polecatsin with rockabilly music, which teddyboyt wanted to keep intact."

Boorerin and singer Tim Wormanin in 1979, founded by The Polecats rose at the turn of the 1980s Polecats Are Go! Debut album, Stray Catsin along with the most popular new-generation rockabilly band. The music press began to talk about a new musical style, "neo-rockabilly" and performing "hepcatseista".

"Glam Rock and Marc Bolan were the first love. Then came punk and rockabilly, which combined a Polecatsissa."

Polecatsin break-up of 1983 Boorer worked as a producer, songwriter and live musician.

Then he met Morrissey.

"A friend of the band Madness, Chas Smash, introduced us to each other."

Boorer has enjoyed in the British indien most iconic closest colleagues as soon as twenty years.

Yet very little is known Boorerista. When music magazines do cover stories about Morrissey spe