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Nashville Teens, The

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Chuck Berry, Kingsize Taylor & the Dominos, Carl Perkins, the Animals, the Nashville Teens: Finsbury Park Astoria, London

Live Review by Norman Jopling, Record Mirror, 16 May 1964

CHUCK'S HERE AT LAST ...

We're just COMMERCIAL! Say the Nashville Teens

Interview by David Griffiths, Record Mirror, 25 July 1964

HOW MUCH more room at the top is there for groups? Sooner or later the big beat bubble is bound to burst, which means that ...

Marianne Faithfull: The Battle Over A Bird

Interview by David Griffiths, Record Mirror, 8 April 1965

SAID MARIANNE: "The trouble with having a record called 'The Little Bird' is that I don't like birds. I'm being involved in publicity situations where ...

Blind Date: Stevie Winwood

Review by uncredited writer, Melody Maker, 15 January 1966

CILLA BLACK: 'Love's Just A Broken Heart' (Parlophone). It's Cilia — she's great, but this is one of those things that need a second listen. ...

The Hollies, Paul & Barry Ryan, Paul Jones: ABC Cinema, Romford

Live Review by Richard Green, Record Mirror, 22 October 1966

HYSTERIA FOR HOLLIES ON TOUR ...

The Hollies, Paul Jones, Paul & Barry Ryan, the Nashville Teens: ABC Cinema, Aldershot

Live Review by Nick Jones, Melody Maker, 22 October 1966

FIRST DISAPPOINTMENT to tour-goers on Saturday evening was the tell-tale notice board in the foyer of Aldershot ABC. It stated the Small Faces were unable ...

Singles From the Four Tops, Percy Sledge et al

Review by uncredited writer, Melody Maker, 7 January 1967

A lack of new ideas but another Tops success ...

Blind Date: Paul Jones

Review by uncredited writer, Melody Maker, 14 January 1967

NOW IT'S psychedelic Blind Date. At least, that's what Paul Jones' session in the hot seat seemed like at the time. First of all, the ...

Gene Vincent, Nashville Teens: Palladium, London

Live Review by Royston Eldridge, Melody Maker, 29 November 1969

GENE VINCENT COULD DO NO WRONG ...

Decca Records in 1964: The Rolling Stones, Van Morrison, Tom Jones and the British pop explosion

Retrospective by Jon Savage, The Guardian, 3 July 2019

To celebrate 90 years of Decca Records, a new book about the label's history is being released. In this exclusive extract, renowned music critic Jon Savage ...

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