Cameo
AUDIO
Interview by Simon Witter, Rock's Backpages Audio, July 1985
The Cameo frontman goes back and forth over his influences, the band's formation and changes over the years, philosophy, race and all kinds of fascinating stuff!
File format: mp3; in 3 parts, total file sizes: 85.7mb, total interview length: 1h 33' 37" sound quality: ***
ARTICLES IN LIBRARY
Cameo: Still Going Strong After Rigor Mortis Has Set in
Interview by David Nathan, Blues & Soul, November 1977
B&S raps with the funky, funky 9-man band who play some pretty arresting music ...
Cameo: Sitting Pretty With Their Ugly Ego
Interview by David Nathan, Blues & Soul, January 1979
If the group's second album was two steps ahead of their debut set, then the new one is five steps ahead of either, they feel. ...
Interview by Simon Witter, NME, Summer 1985
"YOUVE GOT to be a part of what the goal is, to be selfless. Were all warriors in our organisation, and well go down to ...
Interview by Chris Roberts, Sounds, August 1986
Listen up! Ambition may be the result of having a possessive, overbearing mother, but just eat a big avocado salad and you'll be solid. And ...
Cameo: Word Up! (Phonogram/Club Records)***2/3
Review by Jack Barron, Sounds, October 1986
WORDS UPSIDEDOWN: Because you're not the only one whose heart has been broken and Blackmon's approach will serve to remind you of this and ...
Cameo Wins Funk Fans With Sly Wit
Live Review by Don Snowden, Los Angeles Times, December 1986
Cameo: Santa Monica Civic, Santa Monica ...
Interview by Paolo Hewitt, NME, December 1986
His codpiece was banned from TOTP, his new single 'Candy' has been banned by Radio One, but LARRY BLACKMON has still led Cameo to the ...
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