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Jerry Lee Lewis: Last Wild Man Of Rock 'N Roll Standing
Profile and Interview by Robert Sandall, The Sunday Times, 4 February 2007
The six wives, the shootings, the arrests, the addictions – Jerry Lee Lewis was the original wild man of rock'n'roll. And at 71, he still ...
Malcolm McLaren: How The West Was Won
Profile and Interview by Paul Rambali, The Face, June 1983
An epic trek across the myth of Malcolm McLaren ...
The Smiths: Dreamer In The Real World
Profile and Interview by Nick Kent, The Face, May 1985
To his father, he was a "complete fruitcake," to his contemporaries "the village idiot". Yet in the treacherous image-bloated clone-zone of pop, his is the ...
Barry Melton, Country Joe & The Fish: Barry Melton: The Tale of a Fish
Profile and Interview by Andy Childs, ZigZag, March 1976
STRANGE AS IT MAY seem to all of you who may imagine me as a contemporary of [Pete] Frame and [John] Tobler, when the early ...
Profile and Interview by Barney Hoskyns, MOJO, August 1998
"How do you stop... before its too late?" ...
Fanny: Slaughter On Tenth Avenue
Profile and Interview by Metal Mike Saunders, Phonograph Record, August 1972
Cryptic Tales Of Americas Fanny ...
Tori Amos: I Believe In Peace, Bitch. Tori Amos Talks Back
Profile and Interview by Ben Edmonds, Creem, March 1994
EVERYBODY IS multi-lingual. You learn a language to communicate with other people. You learn a dream language to communicate with yourself. But the real language, ...
Fleetwood Mac: Can't Go Home Again
Profile and Interview by Chris Salewicz, Trouser Press, April 1980
OF COURSE, Fleetwood Mac is the American Dream. The band's success story is the stuff of which the mythology of modern day America is made: ...
You Don't Have to Say You Love Him: The Divine Simon Napier-Bell
Profile and Interview by Dave Rimmer, Q, April 1987
IN A DISCREET east London venue, in the smaller dressing room backstage, a new group called Blue Mercedes are packing up their gear after their ...
Phil Spector: Pop's Lost Genius: Phil Spector
Profile and Interview by Mick Brown, Telegraph Magazine, 4 February 2003
Phil Spector produced some of the greatest pop hits of all time, from 'Be My Baby' to 'Imagine'. Notoriously eccentric in his heyday, his slow ...
Joe Jackson: Who Needs Rock'N'Roll?
Profile and Interview by David Gans, Musician, February 1983
JOE JACKSON works, from the very start of his two and a half hour show. He sings with every inch and every ounce of his ...
Vincent Gallo: Buffalo Boy: Vincent Gallo
Profile and Interview by Andrew Smith, The Observer, 30 September 2001
He's a self-confessed sexual compulsive, a teetotal right-wing extremist who made the hit movie Buffalo 66. Andrew Smith meets Vincent Gallo, painter, actor, model, director, ...
Profile and Interview by Keith Cameron, MOJO, July 2003
World tour, new album, R.E.M. are fit, happy and working again. Twenty years ago it was all so different. ...
Profile and Interview by Jim Irvin, MOJO, September 1997
FEBRUARY 1992. The Melody Maker's young Oxford correspondent pops up Cowley Road to the old Co-Op dining hall, a glamour-free venue – small stage at ...
The Beach Boys, Brian Wilson: Brain Wilson: Endless Bummer
Profile and Interview by Paul Lester, Uncut, June 1998
"HI, I'M BRIAN WILSON." You do not expect this. You do not expect the head of America's most important ever rock band to have to ...
Todd Rundgren: "Go Ahead, Ignore Me!"
Profile and Interview by Barney Hoskyns, MOJO, February 1998
HELLO, it’s him. ...
Michael Hurley: On the Trail of the Lonesome Snock
Profile and Interview by Byron Coley, Arthur, 27 April 2013
Wily folkplayer Michael Hurley (aka Elwood Snock) has charmed hip audiences for over fifty years now with his timeless surrealist tunes and sweetly weird comics, ...
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