James Brown
James was on the staff of NME in the late '80s and later launched Loaded and Jack magazines and the website Sabotage Times.
List of articles in the library by artist
Beastie Boys, The: The Beastie Boys: Keep Taking The Tabloids
Report and Interview by Jack Barron, James Brown, Sounds, May 1987
Must they keep flinging this filth at our pop kids? No, not the brilliant BEASTIE BOYS but the British national press attempting to stir up ...
Interview by James Brown, Sean O'Hagan, NME, February 1989
For its second pop summit of the year, NME lent SEAN O'HAGAN and JAMES BROWN £10 each to buy SHANE MACGOWAN, MARK E SMITH and ...
Cult, The: Love Remembered: The Cult
Retrospective and Interview by James Brown, Sabotage Times, February 2010
TOM VAGUE, writer/historian, Ladbroke Grove: ...
Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu, The: The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu: Feeling The Pinch
Interview by James Brown, Sounds, May 1987
Who the hell has ever illegally sampled and mixed James Brown with AC/DC, Dave Brubeck with Led Zeppelin, Abba with The Fall, Samantha Fox with ...
Primal Scream: Bobby Gillespie and Primal Scream
Retrospective and Interview by James Brown, Sabotage Times, February 2010
Primal Scream are the last great band of the original Creation Records roster, still rocking on, un-interrupted by break-ups or break-downs. James Brown gets down ...
Tony Wilson: One Man and a Music Factory
Interview by James Brown, Sounds, February 1987
In the first of a special series on the men and women behind the scenes of the music business JAMES BROWN talks to TONY WILSON, ...
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