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Interview by Angus Batey, unpublished, January 2008
N.B. This piece was going to run in the Mail on Sunday's Live section, but due to problems with photos — or, perhaps, a fear ...
Beatles, The, James Taylor: James Taylor: Taylor Made
Profile and Interview by Paul Zollo, Record Collector, May 2008
TO GET TO his home, you drive down a winding country road in the heart of rural Massachusetts, under arches of ancient oaks and elms, ...
Speech Debelle : Is Speech Debelle Really "Not Black Enough"?
Comment by Jude Rogers, The Guardian, 31 July 2009
Speech Debelle seems to be yearning for another vision of blackness, rather than settling for being "urban" and making race redundant ...
a-ha: Even Better than Spinal Tap
Retrospective and Interview by Johnny Black, Music Week, September 2009
FOR 25 YEARS, Norway's pop gods have harboured a deep, dark secret that even the most dedicated News Of The World smut-sleuth would never have ...
Review by Johnny Sharp, bbc.co.uk, 9 March 2010
A sweet'n'sour and head-spinningly trippy set from Messrs Mercer and Burton. ...
Danger Mouse, The Shins: Danger Mouse Rings In The New
Interview by Andy Gill, The Independent, 26 March 2010
The superstar producer/remixer of Blur, Beck, the Black Keys and many more has teamed up with the frontman of The Shins. Andy Gill meets the ...
Retrospective and Interview by Kris Needs, MOJO, May 2010
"I'VE GOT so much to do. All the music in the world," wrote Arthur Russell to a San Francisco friend after arriving in New York ...
Grand Funk Railroad: We're an American Band
Interview by Jaan Uhelszki, Uncut, July 2010
Grand Funk Railroad shared drugs with Hendrix, helped Janis Joplin play tricks on the Stones, immortalised groupies, worked with Zappa and Rundgren, had the most ...
Grand Funk Railroad: We're An American Band
Retrospective and Interview by Jaan Uhelszki, Uncut, July 2010
Grand Funk Railroad shared drugs with Hendrix, helped Janis Joplin play tricks on the Stones, immortalised groupies, worked with Zappa and Rundgren, had the most ...
Led Zeppelin: Let's Get Physical: The Story of Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti
Retrospective by Barney Hoskyns, Classic Rock, September 2010
SOMETHING IS ROTTEN in the state of rock. The heady euphoria of the late Sixties has degenerated into decadence and self-satisfaction. Working-class guitar heroes have ...
Interview by Alan Light, Relix, May 2011
ATHENS, GEORGIA IT'S 1995, maybe 1996. Brian Burton is a freshman at the University of Georgia, an aspiring moviemaker, taking an "Introduction to Film" course. Burton ...
Retrospective by Rob Steen, Rock's Backpages, 28 February 2012
BY NOW, they said, I would have outgrown it. When imagining myself plunged deep into the darkest inner recesses of middle age, I, too, once ...
Camper Van Beethoven: Ghost Of The Lost Coast: Camper Van Beethoven
Profile and Interview by Robert Dean Lurie, Blurt, January 2013
I'VE NEVER REALLY agreed with the famous quip (attributed to Martin Mull) that "writing about music is like dancing about architecture". Nick Tosches, Lester Bangs, ...
Beatles, The, Marshall Crenshaw: Marshall Crenshaw's Incredible Simulators: B.B. Kings, New York
Live Review by Iman Lababedi, RockNYC, 6 January 2013
IN 1978, Marshall Crenshaw played John Lennon to Glen Burtnik's Paul McCartney in the touring company of Beatlemania. 35 years later the two men were ...
Retrospective by Jim Esposito, Classic Rock, September 2013
IN THE FUTURE the 1960s will be remembered as another Renaissance, an aesthetic revolution when art flourished. Only this time instead of white marble sculptures ...
Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Frankie Says Pop Revolution
Retrospective and Interview by Rob Hughes, Record Collector, January 2014
It's easy to forget how big an explosion Frankie Goes To Hollywood caused in the '80s. Rob Hughes peers through the cracked windows of the ...
Elbow: The Take Off And Landing Of Everything
Review and Interview by Andy Gill, Uncut, April 2014
FOR THEIR SIXTH album, Elbow opted for a new working method, recording in small combinations rather than all together, with the remaining members chipping in ...
James Taylor: "A big part of my story is recovery from addiction"
Profile and Interview by Paul Sexton, Daily Telegraph, 20 June 2015
At the age of 67, James Taylor has made his 16th album, his first in 13 years. After spending his early career addicted to heroin, ...
Fleetwood Mac: We Want To Be Together
Retrospective and Interview by Jim Irvin, MOJO, July 2015
IT SHOULDN'T WORK, but it does: the drummer fractionally behind the beat and the bass slightly ahead. For close to 50 years, Mick Fleetwood and ...
Review by Dave Simpson, The Guardian, 17 July 2015
The Chicago band's ninth album successfully blends Bowie space-glam, Beatles psychedelic singsong and Captain Beefheart weirdness ...
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