Ian Matthews
ARTICLES IN LIBRARY
Interview by Jerry Gilbert, Sounds, 1971
BACK FROM a promotional tour of the States, Ian Matthews sat in a West End Wimpy Bar pondering his next move. He knows precisely what ...
Ian Matthews: If You Saw Thro' My Eyes (Vertigo)
Review by Bud Scoppa, Rolling Stone, August 1971
AFTER A TWO-ALBUM stint with Fairport Convention, Ian Matthews made a solo LP, Matthews Southern Comfort, formed a band called Matthews Southern Comfort, and proceeded ...
Ian Matthews: Tigers Will Survive
Review by Metal Mike Saunders, Rolling Stone, February 1972
ONCE UPON A time Ian Matthews was a member of Fairport Convention. Fairport Convention then decided they wanted to head in the direction of traditional ...
Ian Matthews: Countryside Comfort
Profile and Interview by Mick Houghton, Let It Rock, October 1973
IT SEEMED almost inevitable that Ian Matthews would find himself living and recording on the West coast of America, and he admitted that before he ...
Review by John Tobler, ZigZag, June 1976
I'VE ALWAYS HAD a strong affection for Ian Matthews' music since the Fairports, and just like a lot of other people, I suppose, I've wondered ...
Goin' Back With Ian Matthews, part 1
Retrospective and Interview by John Tobler, ZigZag, September 1976
IT CAME AS no great surprise to me that Ian Matthews should come quite so high in the recent poll concerning who you'd like to ...
Ian Matthews: Goin' Back With Ian Matthews, part 2
Retrospective and Interview by John Tobler, ZigZag, October 1976
LAST MONTH WE left Ian moaning and groaning about the Best Of Ian Matthews' Southern Comfort album, which MCA chose to thrust upon an unsuspecting ...
see also Matthews' Southern Comfort
see also Plainsong
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