Al Stewart
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Al Stewart: Bedsitter Images (CBS 63087)
Review by Karl Dallas, Melody Maker, 25 November 1967
AL LEAVES THE RANKS OF FOLK FOR IMAGES ...
Comment by Karl Dallas, Melody Maker, 6 January 1968
DEAR JUDY, Julie, Phil, Tom and Al: Girls! Fellows! What's got into you? It's getting so a folksinger isn't a folksinger any more. ...
8th National Jazz & Blues Festival: Lazy Sunbury Afternoon...
Live Review by Derek Boltwood, Record Mirror, 17 August 1968
PLAGUED BY DISASTER AND COUNTLESS SETBACKS, THE SUNBURY FESTIVAL PRESENTED SOME OF THE BEST MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT EVER SEEN. RM WAS THERE. ...
Joni Mitchell, Al Stewart, The Johnstons: Royal Festival Hall, London
Live Review by Karl Dallas, Melody Maker, 5 October 1968
OPENERS AT Roy Guest's "Festival of Contemporary Song" at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday, the Johnstons, finished their set with Joni Mitchell's 'Both Sides ...
Al Stewart: Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
Live Review by Andrew Means, Melody Maker, 18 September 1971
IT'S IMPOSSIBLE to consider Al Stewart without including his lovelife. In those familiar with his songs he has invested his own deeply-felt emotions and something ...
Profile and Interview by Steve Turner, Beat Instrumental, April 1972
Al Stewart earned his fame by singing about Bedsitter Images and closed subway stations. Now he owns a house in Hampstead outside of which he ...
The Poetic Man Tells Of His Love
Report by Jerry Gilbert, Sounds, 13 May 1972
THE FACT that the rock public generally seem to be adamant in their appraisal of Al Stewart is a definite sign for the good; for ...
Al Stewart: Of Simon, Seers And Ages Past
Interview by Fred Dellar, New Musical Express, 3 November 1973
IF YOU'RE in New York at the end of the seventies, don't drink any water – because it's liable to be poisoned. ...
Interview by Harvey Kubernik, Melody Maker, 27 November 1976
AL STEWART, who plays London's New Victoria Theatre on December 2, is now enjoying greater success in America. ...
Al Stewart: A British Eccentric Finds A House In Bel Air — And A Home
Interview by Dave Zimmer, BAM, 10 March 1989
SINGER-SONGWRITER Al Stewart has a theory about why he'll never sell as many records as Lionel Richie or Billy Joel. ...
Al Stewart: A Reticent Recording Artist
Profile and Interview by Larry Jaffee, Record Collector, February 2006
AL STEWART’S four-decade career recently was capsulated by a 5-CD boxed set Just Yesterday from EMI. His first four UK albums on CBS never were ...
Cruisin' with Justin & the Fudge: Five Days at Sea with the Rock Boomers
Report by Mark Leviton, Rock's Backpages, February 2019
"I've realized audiences aren't listening to the lyrics of my first song – they're too busy trying to figure out how old I look..." Al ...
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