Annette Peacock
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Press Release by uncredited writer, RCA Records, November 1971
THE SUMMER IS probably the best time to go down there, to the far reaches of the west West village. It's really calm, quiet and ...
Review by Paul Morley, NME, July 1978
WITH HER first album for six years, Annette Peacock softens the fabric. Glancing curiously and greedily at the rhythms and advantages at the tip of ...
Annette Peacock: A Rock & Role Alternative
Interview by Ian Penman, NME, September 1978
"I THINK what happened was, after I left New York all the anger and the toughness and the hostility seemed to dissipate and in ...
Annette Peacock: A British Rail Breakfast With The Artbreak Kid
Interview by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, December 1979
TIMING: a while ago someone asked Bob Geldof — famous vocalist and composer with the extremely well-known Boomtown Rats pop group — for his definition ...
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