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Kilburn & The High Roads

Kilburn & The High Roads

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Kilburn and the High Roads: Hardened Criminals Plan Big Break-Out

Report and Interview by Nick Kent, New Musical Express, 1 September 1973

AT LEAST, THAT'S THE WAY THEY LOOK. BUT THEY'RE GOING TO BE BIG: NICK KENT ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS WITH KILBURN AND THE HIGH ...

The Kilburns' Freak Show

Interview by David Hancock, Record Mirror, 5 July 1975

They are not exactly... handsome. ...

Pub Rock Proms: For Those Who Like Their Rock Hot And Sweaty…

Report by Chas de Whalley, New Musical Express, 15 November 1975

IT'S SATURDAY night, a good ten minutes after closing time. Down at the Hope and Anchor in Islington landlord Fred Granger is going quietly berserk, ...

Kilburn & The High Roads: Hope & Anchor, Islington, London

Live Review by Chas de Whalley, New Musical Express, 27 December 1975

AMONG CERTAIN CIRCLES, Ian Dury has gained a reputation as one of rock'n'roll's losers. ...

The story of 'O'val

Interview by Chas de Whalley, Sounds, 30 October 1976

LET'S HEAR IT FOR THE LITTLE GUY PART 3 ...

Kilburn & The Highroads: Handsome

Review by Chas de Whalley, Sounds, 3 December 1977

I SUPPOSE it had to happen sometime. People have such short memories. Pye have re-released the first and only Kilburn and the High Roads album ...

Kilburn & The High Roads: Wotabunch!

Review by Sandy Robertson, Sounds, 11 November 1978

'ORRIBLE SLEEVE! Revolting stuffed animals and tacky cardboard cut-out Kilburos abound. I fear Stiff are disassociating themselves from Wotabunch!, which is understandable when you consider ...

Ian Dury’s High Road

Book Excerpt by Richard Balls, Omnibus Press, 2000

An extract from Sex & Drugs & Rock’n’Roll: The Life of Ian Dury, by Richard Balls, first published by Omnibus Press in 2000. (300pp, currently ...

Ian Dury 1942 - 2000

Obituary by Charlie Gillett, The Observer, 29 March 2000

THE FIRST TIME I saw Ian Dury was at the Tally Ho in Kentish Town in 1972, when he had just started to play in ...

see also Ian Dury

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