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Author: Merv Collins

Merv Collins is a Melbourne writer. His biography of jazz musician James Morrison will be published by Melbourne Books in early October 2014.
Guest Posts, News Posted on18 November 201425 July 2017

The Remarkable Mr Morrison

It was a bloody cheek really – I didn’t know James Morrison from a bar of soap except I knew he played trumpet better than your average cleaning agent.

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