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Mark Blake is a British music journalist and author. His work has been published since 1989 inThe Times andThe Daily Telegraph, and the music magazinesQ,Mojo,Classic Rock,Music Week andProg.
Blake is the author ofUs And Them: The Authorised Story OfHipgnosis, published by Nine Eight Books in February 2023,Magnifico! The A–Z OfQueen, published by Nine Eight Books in November 2021, andBring It On Home:Peter Grant, The Story Of Rock's Greatest Manager, published byLittle Brown/Da Capo in the UK and US in 2018, and voted a Music Book Of The Year inThe Sunday Times,The Times,Daily Mail andThe Daily Telegraph.
Blake's previous books include the best-selling 2007 music biographyPigs Might Fly: The Inside Story ofPink Floyd,[1] published byAurum Press (available under the titleComfortably Numb: The Inside Story of Pink Floyd in the United States);Stone Me: The Wit & Wisdom OfKeith Richards,[2] (Aurum Press, 2008);Is This The Real Life: The Untold Story of Queen (Aurum Press, 2010), andPretend You're in a War:The Who and The Sixties, published byAurum Press in September 2014,
Blake is a former Assistant Editor ofQ, and previously edited the booksDylan: Visions, Portraits and Back Pages andPunk: The Whole Story (Dorling Kindersley, 2004 & 2005). He has also contributed to official projects for Pink Floyd, includingPink Floyd: Their Mortal Remains, the Who, Queen and theJimi Hendrix estate. He is represented by Matthew Hamilton at The Hamilton Agency.
| Album title | Artist | Reviewed in |
|---|---|---|
| The Endless River | Pink Floyd | Blake, Mark (December 2014). "[Untitled review]".Mojo. Vol. 253, no. 6. p. 88. |
| Date | Review article | Work(s) reviewed |
|---|---|---|
| 2014 | Blake, Mark (December 2014). "Bryte young thing". Books.Mojo. Vol. 253, no. 6. pp. 118–119. | Drake, Nick (2014). Gabrielle Drake (ed.).Nick Drake: remembered for a while. John Murray. |
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