The Night The Music Died How A Bunch Of Bushies Forged Rugby League

Biography & Memoir Sport & Recreation Australiana

The Night The Music Died How A Bunch Of Bushies Forged Rugby League by I Heads offers a lively look at the early days of Australian rugby league, blending personal memoir with broader social history. Written for both young adults and adults, the book captures the grit and camaraderie of the sport’s pioneers in a narrative that feels both intimate and informative.

Heads draws on his own experiences and local research to paint a vivid picture of the bush communities that helped shape the game, making it a valuable addition to any sports or Australian history collection. The work sits comfortably at the crossroads of biography, memoir, and cultural commentary, appealing to readers interested in rugby, Australian heritage, and personal development through sport.

This 2014 trade paperback is in solid condition with a tight binding and no dog‑ears or writing inside. The closed book shows some foxing on the page edges, including the first and last pages, but the pages remain readable and the overall presentation is clean.

The book comes from a smoke‑free home, ensuring a fresh reading experience for collectors and fans of rugby league alike.