James Chance
ARTICLES IN LIBRARY
James White & the Contortions: Second Chance (PVC)
Review by Barney Hoskyns, NME, 1981
IT ALL depends how deranged you are to start with. James Chance – née White, née Black – makes impossibly futile, dead music, fit only ...
James Chance: Save The Last Chance For Me!
Interview by Ian Penman, NME, June 1981
Sax and drugs and contorted soul – Ian Penman meets his hero in another instalment of conversations with James Chance. London 1981. ...
see also James White and The Blacks
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