Stuart Adamson biography reviews – ‘Moving and well-judged’

“An overdue tribute to a visionary musician and honourable man” – Keith Cameron, MOJO

“A fascinating story that will appeal to more people than just those who are fans of his music … [Stuart Adamson – In A Big Country] is a celebration of a man who cared too much, someone who wasn’t able to turn the emotion off. Listening to those early records again while reading In A Big Country made me realise that Scottish music misses him more than it realises”- Alistair Braidwood, DEARSCOTLAND.COM To read the full review, click here

“This biography presents a critical perspective not only of Adamson’s music and its wider influence, but also of the excesses of fame and the music business as it really is” – THE SCOTS MAGAZINE

“[This] intimate study of a true Scottish original has already been acclaimed by Bruce Springsteen. To say that we’re with ‘The Boss’ on this one would be a huge understatement. A superb book about a man who was as talented as he was under-appreciated” – THE GRID. To read the full review, click here

“Homage to a true Fife great” – John Murray, FIFE FREE PRESS

“Memories of long lost tracks came flooding back as I read this book” – GOODREADS.COM. To read the full review, click here

“Moving and well-judged … Adamson emerges as a bruised romantic” – Rob Hughes, THE WORD

“This is the first biography on this talented man and [the author] does a fine job of covering a life that ended way too soon” – INNOCENT WORDS. To read the full review, click here

“A fitting tribute to a man whose musical legacy will live on for years to come” – Matt Meade, DUNFERMLINE PRESS. To read the full article, click here