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Avril Lavigne: O Sister, What Art Thou?
Interview by Tim Cooper, The Independent, 11 March 2005
Teenage girls can't resist Avril Lavigne's sulky-teen pose. So Tim Cooper decides to let his daughter interrogate the pop princess. ...
Nico: The Girl With The Faraway Eyes
Interview by Clinton Walker, The Age, 21 February 1986
THERE IS PERHAPS no world quite so cruel as rock and roll, where youth is everything, and with age comes not maturity but redundancy. Unless ...
Throwing Muses: Savage housewife
Interview by Martin Aston, The Independent, 23 June 1989
Kristin Hersh talks to Martin Aston about motherhood, madness and rock'n'roll ...
Ziggy Marley, Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club: Clubbing It with the Tom Tom Club
Interview by Alan di Perna, Musician, July 1989
Chris and Tina are now in "a real band." And it's not Talking Heads. ...
Marianne Faithfull: The Trouble With Marianne: By The Man She'll Marry
Interview by Maureen Cleave, The Evening Standard, 27 March 1965
MARIANNE FAITHFULL announced her engagement to Mr. John Dunbar in The Times. Pop singers do not often use The Times to let their friends know ...
It's a Beautiful Day: The Best Kept Secret Is Out At Last
Interview by Richard Williams, Melody Maker, 25 April 1970
UNTIL VERY recently, It's A Beautiful Day was one of the best-kept secrets in the music business — on this side of the Atlantic, at ...
Anne Murray: Canada's Sweetheart Stays Put
Interview by Judith Sims, Rolling Stone, 7 June 1973
LOS ANGELES — "Canada has never had a star in the real sense of the word. They've had people big in Canada and nowhere else, ...
Interview by Steven Rosen, Guitar Player, February 1977
LARRY CARLTON, guitarist with the famed progressive jazz-funk Crusaders, is at 28, one of the most in-demand session guitarists in Los Angeles. ...
Colosseum: Jon Hiseman: Why I've Re-formed Colosseum
Interview by Chris Welch, Melody Maker, 19 July 1975
DRUMS HAVE BEEN rumbling down in darkest South London, underneath the railway arches. Drums and guitars competing with the rumble of trains overhead, and grim ...
Interview by Adam Sweeting, Melody Maker, 10 July 1982
THE AIRPORT at Minneapolis is surprisingly big, considering the town itself is hidden away up towards Canada in the big blank heart of the mid-West. ...
Penetration: Going Underground
Interview by Phil Sutcliffe, Sounds, 5 April 1980
SO YOU'RE learning to write music, Pauline how's it done then? ...
New Order: We've Got This Far And We Can't Even Play!
Interview by Dave Rimmer, Smash Hits, 24 May 1984
So says New Order's Bernard Sumner. Dave Rimmer isn't saying anything. ...
Shakin' Stevens: The Secret Life Of Shaky
Interview by Ian Birch, Smash Hits, 21 July 1983
He never gives interviews and keeps well out of the public eye. In fact, the 'real' Shakin' Stevens is a bit of a mystery. Ian ...
Mercury Rev: Nice Merc If You Can Get It
Interview by Dele Fadele, NME, 4 January 1992
THE FRIDAY afternoon rendezvous with Mercury Rev isn't quite going as planned. Police have cordoned off a large stretch of Harrow Road, West London because ...
Interview by Jack Barron, Sounds, 11 July 1987
More than merely another hip hop outfit, Manhattan's MANTRONIX are breaking new ground with their brand of hardcore confusion. JACK BARRON meets CURTIS "MANTRONIK" KAHLEEL ...
Cathy Dennis, D Mob: Cathy Dennis: Cathy Comes Home
Interview by Betty Page, Vox, July 1991
Currently the UK's biggest female success Stateside, "D Mob Diva" Cathy Dennis returns to her native Norwich only to be met with a resounding... who ...
Interview by Ian Fortnam, Kerrang!, February 2000
HIS REPUTATION most definitely precedes him. The press's perception of Henry Rollins has always been somewhat fractious. Journalists have always been suspicious, and on occasion ...
Chic: Back to Bass: Bernard Edwards
Interview by Don Snowden, Bass Player, 29 April 1991
"I THINK 'GOOD TIMES' is the song we're remembered most for," said Bernard Edwards of the reunited Chic. "We were a commercial band and a ...
Jim Carroll: A Nod Of Approval: The music and poetry of Jim Carroll
Interview by Gerrie Lim, Orange County Review, June 1986
"I'VE ALWAYS CONSIDERED myself a poet first," Jim Carroll says, his slightly cracked voice resounding clearly over the phone from New York. "That's what brings ...
The Rowan Brothers: Rowan Brothers: Somewhat Glam And Slightly Teenage
Interview by Richard Cromelin, Phonograph Record, March 1973
"THE BROTHERLY Loverlies" kind of catchy, isn't it? That's what one of the teen mags called the Rowan Brothers when it tossed them to ...
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