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          Not content to just write a biography purely focusing on the life of Elvis Presley, Spencer takes the reader on an evocative journey of time and place.

        1. Not content to just write a biography purely focusing on the life of Elvis Presley, Spencer takes the reader on an evocative journey of time and place.
        2. Little Richard: Send Me Some Lovin' is a fun-packed biography about an influential and charismatic man who lived his life as though he were continually on stage.
        3. This is a comprehensive biography of Bob Dylan and Spencer has spoken to over musicians for the book.
        4. Angie Moon reviews Bob Dylan: Outlaw Blues by journalist and BBC radio presenter Spencer Leigh.
        5. Bob Dylan: Outlaw Blues is a major new biography, a story of the life of a man that intrigues his audience - both young and old.

          6. This is a comprehensive biography of Bob Dylan and Spencer has spoken to over musicians for the book.!

          Spencer Leigh (actor)

          English actor

          For other people of the same name, see Spencer Leigh.

          Spencer Leigh

          Bornc.

          1963 (age 61–62)

          Liverpool, England

          OccupationActor
          Years active1983–1992, 2012–present

          Spencer Leigh (born c. 1963)[1] is an English TV and film actor.

          Biography

          Early life

          Born and raised in Liverpool, Leigh attended the King David High School, Childwall, a Jewish secondary school which also accepted non-Jewish pupils.

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          (Other notable alumni include actor Jason Isaacs and musician Guy Chambers).

          Career

          He became interested in the theatre and joined the Everyman and Playhouse Youth Theatre soon after it opened in Liverpool.

          Fellow theatre student David Morrissey and he were chosen by Yorkshire Television to play as two poverty-stricken kids in the drama miniseries One Summer in 1983.[1]

          Leigh has since appeared in various TV and film roles, including in several films directed by Derek