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From the Beatles to Botham
Title:
From the Beatles to Botham
Hudson, Tim
$50.00

On February 11, 1940, in Prestbury, England, George Timothy Hudson was born. By all rules of inheritance of the day, he should have lived a righteous and unblemished life as a cotton merchant; middle-class, respectable and respected. But of course, rules of the day have never carried much weight with Lord Tim. Instead, he always sought the path less traveled and then blazed his own detours. Lord Tim's life story reads like a kaleidoscope; an arbitrary pattern of events and experiences that reveal a beautiful symmetric pattern when given the reflections of time and perspective. While a young man, Lord Tim was warned to not run with a fast crowd... he ran with the fastest. He was also told that a man should appear in newspapers only three times in his life; when he was born, when he married, and when he died. Lord Time has figured in headlines all of his life. Lord Tim's unlikely journey has taken him from cricketer, to leading Hollywood DJ, to rock and roll promoter, to discovering the Moody Blues, to coining the phrase "flower power," to LA property owner, renovator and innovator, to restaurateur, to fiance of Claudia Martin (Dean Martin's daughter), to husband of four - lover of many, to Ian Botham's friend and business advisor, to owner of a Cheshire mansion with adjoining cricket pitch, to world renowned artist. Lord Tim has been both penniless and rich, not once, but several times. He has suffered the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, but invariably volleyed them back. Together with his wife, Lady Maxi, Lord Tim continues to craft his remarkable legacy. Based in California, he is focused on his painting with the same unyielding passion, creativity, and effervescence that has been characteristic throughout his extraordinary life.

Second hand Hardback
Stock: 
1
ISBN: 
9781852910761
SKU:
75943