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John Lennon, Beatles, The, Yoko Ono: John Lennon: A Private Talk With John
Interview by Ritchie Yorke, Rolling Stone, 7 February 1970
YOU'VE BEEN talking lately about the fact that the Beatles aren't the musical group they were two or three years ago — that you are ...
Beatles, The, Dion, George Harrison, John Lennon, Darlene Love, Phil Spector: Phil Spector Again
Report and Interview by Roy Carr, New Musical Express, 20 March 1976
Flourishing a revolver our weird hero enters his dark, refrigerated room to recount strange tales the likes of which may never before have been heard ...
Charles Manson, Dennis Wilson: Into the Heart of Darkness with Dennis Wilson
Retrospective by David Dalton, MOJO, September 1999
(If Christ Came Back as a Con Man, Or How I Started Out Thinking Charlie Manson Was Innocent and Almost Ended Up Dead...) ...
Interview by Charles Bermant, unpublished, 17 September 1987
HOW DID YOU pick this time to re-emerge? ...
Essay by Geoffrey Himes, Musician, April 1981
ON JULY 4, 1980, the Beach Boys sat at the base of the Washington Monument and played to a vast sea of half a million ...
Was (Not Was): Was Not Was: All Over The Road With Two Motor City Outcasts In A Studio Tornado
Interview by David Gans, Musician, February 1984
"WHEN BLACK people hear our music," proclaims Don Fagenson, "they know we're white. Even our funkiest stuff. I think it happens to be a plus. ...
Interview by Max Bell, GQ, August 1997
SHARLEEN SPITERI was free-climbing in the Cuillin Hills on the Isle of Skye a year ago, when she made two uncharacteristic blunders. Firstly, she fell ...
Oasis: “Of course, me and Liam had a row about it...”
Interview by Phil Sutcliffe, Q, September 1997
Seventy-two minutes. Twelve tracks. No co-credits. Noel Gallagher talks Phil Sutcliffe through Oasis's third magnum opus, Be Here Now. ...
The Raspberries: Raspberries: Starting Over
Review by Ron Ross, Phonograph Record, September 1974
IT'S A TEEN-CLUB midsummer Saturday night at Papa Joe'sParlour-pizza, pinball, pretzels, and pop-available without I.D. Raspberries, with no fewer than three Top Forty hits in ...
Elliott Smith: Bottle Up And Explode
Retrospective by Dorian Lynskey, The Word, January 2004
Elliott Smith never managed to get past Step One of any 12-step recovery programme, yet he made quixotic music that lifted the lonely and the ...
La's, The: There He’s Gone: Lee Mavers
Interview by Paul Moody, New Musical Express, 15 April 1995
Simple as. When Lee Mavers talks, in that cracked-up Mersey drawl of his, he talks. ...
Buffalo Springfield: American Buffalo
Retrospective by Gene Santoro, The Nation, 9 August 2001
UNSTABLE CHEMISTRY can cause spectacular effects – that's one way to think of Buffalo Springfield. Another is to consider the band an American musical smorgasbord ...
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, ...
Cars, The, Elliott Easton: Elliot Easton, Closet Traditionalist
Interview by J.D. Considine, Musician, September 1986
THE CARS' GUITAR SPARKPLUG ON BEING APPROPRIATE ...
Elliott Smith: He's Mr Dyingly Sad, And You're Mystifyingly Glad
Profile and Interview by RJ Smith, Spin, January 1999
ELLIOTT SMITH recovers nicely. Just one hour ago he was sitting in a tiny backstage room, enjoying a postshow libation and breathing in a blue ...
Retrospective by Ben Myers, Kerrang!, 7 August 1999
Thirty years ago this week, followers of CHARLES MANSON committed a series of brutal murders that changed US culture forever. On the anniversary of the ...
Overview by Idris Walters, Sounds, 31 May 1975
...but can white rock and rollers sing the palm tree? wonders IDRIS WALTERS ...
Mötley Crüe: Psychic Gruel and Mötley Crüe
Report and Interview by J. Kordosh, Creem, April 1986
CONSIDER SUITE 619 at the Park Hyatt in Chicago. The floor plants in wicker baskets. The liquor cabinet. The glass coffee table, with fresh flowers ...
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 ...
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 ...
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