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Review by Andy Childs, ZigZag, January 1976
ONE OF THE undoubted highlights so far this year for all ZigZaggers has been the long-overdue visit of John Cipollina to these shores, and if ...
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Man: Violence? Man You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet!
Profile and Interview by Andrew Tyler, Disc and Music Echo, 8 January 1972
MAN HAD JUST finished a gig in Hamburg's notorious Top Ten Club and were ambling around town looking for action when someone stuck a two-bore ...
Man, The Flamin' Grooves: Lyceum, London
Live Review by James Johnson, New Musical Express, 1 July 1972
IT'S EASY TO sympathise with the aims of the Flamin' Groovies. All they want to do is play rock and roll and get people dancing. ...
Manfred Mann's Earth Band: Glorified Magnified/Man: Live At The Padget Rooms, Penarth
Review by Michael Gray, Let It Rock, December 1972
GLORIFIED MAGNIFIED is a new album from a famous star and his relatively new much-publicised band, and comes in a glossy, snazzy package – fold-out ...
Man: This Is The Man Band. In 6 Years They've Had Six Lineups. It Looks Like This One May Do It
Report and Interview by Charles Shaar Murray, New Musical Express, 9 February 1974
TRANSLATED FROM THE HERO'S TONGUE BY CHARLES SHAAR MURRAY, WHO'S ABOUT AS WELSH AS A NICE JEWISH BOY CAN GET THESE DAYS... ...
Review by Bud Scoppa, Rolling Stone, 26 September 1974
Man is a Welsh-based band with its heart in San Francisco–specifically, in the elongated and textured music of Quicksilver and the early Dead. Earlier versions ...
Johnny Winter: the New Victoria Theatre, London; Man and Badfinger: the Adelphi, London
Live Review by Philip Norman, The Times, 27 October 1974
JOHNNY WINTER inspires one of Rock music's more curious secret societies. ...
Man: Recall the Beginning! A journey from Eden, cert U
Report and Interview by Andrew Tyler, New Musical Express, 3 May 1975
"Director Andrew Tyler and stars The MAN Band together produce a moving enconium for a dying lifestyle. I wept"William F. Buckley ...
Interview by Max Bell, New Musical Express, 7 June 1975
JOHN CIPOLLINA, he's the real thing. Smallish, wiry, hair tied back, nicotine stains up to his elbow and the confident loquaciousness of a man who ...
Man, Steeleye Span and 10cc at Cardiff Castle
Live Review by Charles Shaar Murray, New Musical Express, 19 July 1975
DEKE LEONARD IS getting incoherent. ...
Man and John Cipollina: Maximum Darkness
Review by Chas de Whalley, New Musical Express, 27 September 1975
WHEN JOHN Cipollina's visit to England was announced earlier this year I made a conscious effort not to check him out. ...
Profile and Interview by Jerry Gilbert, Sounds, 6 December 1975
HEADLEY GRANGE is an unimposing place, rambling, but not overly large and possessing none of the characteristics that make for a manor, stately home, or ...
Live Review by Charles Shaar Murray, New Musical Express, 3 April 1976
THE KID was good. I have to hand it to him: he was good. ...
Review by Charles Shaar Murray, New Musical Express, 10 April 1976
IRRATIONAL SCHMIR-RATIONAL; it still don't seem right to see a Man album without a United Artists logo on the label. ...
Live Review by Andy Gill, New Musical Express, 20 November 1976
THERE ARE several possible ways to review this gig. ...
Report and Interview by Chas de Whalley, Sounds, 4 December 1976
COMES AS A bit of a shock really, doesn't it? The news that Man are splitting up after eight years on the road. ...
Man: All's Well That Ends Well
Review by Chas de Whalley, Sounds, 10 December 1977
I TRUST there aren't too many of you out there who've forgotten Man. This lovable bunch of Welsh boyos were once one of the very ...
Overview by Paul Yamada, Terminal Zone, 1978
TO THOSE OF US here in the states, the period of so called 'Pub Rock' in the UK, which lasted at least 6 years, and ...
Review and Interview by Carol Clerk, Classic Rock, December 2007
They stretched their songs to the limit — now three of Man's '70s albums get stretched and expanded... ...
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